Hydraulic Clutch Pros and Cons:
| Pros | Cons |
| Easier pedal press | Requires bleeding |
| Smoother engagement | Repairs can be costly |
| No adjustment needed |
Hydraulic clutches are favored by drivers who desire a modern set-up. most significantly, They provide a neater and smoother treadle feel. Unlike mechanical clutches, they don’t require adjustment (as long as there’s clutch fluid). Hydraulic clutches self-adjust automatically.
A downside to hydraulic clutches is that the potential for leaks. While minor repairs are generally easier with a hydraulic clutch, a leak will be a significant and expensive issue. The clutch brake cylinder and slave cylinder also can be frustrating to figure with.
Another minor downside is that you’ll need to bleed a hydraulic clutch occasionally. Usually once every few years. Fortunately, this is often a neater process than bleeding brakes and may be handled by one person if needed.
