Does this mean i have a hole in my lines? any input would be appreciated thanks!

 

the brake hydraulics and clutch hydraulic are two separate systems. So who knows? take a look under the jeep and see if you see brake fluid everywhere.

 

Either that, or your X wants you gone.

 

Have you checked the master cylinder levels?

You're there. We're not.

Looks like your Jeep needs a good dose of "Noggin Pokin'".

Do that and report your findings here.

 

if the clutch master cylinder shares a reservoir with the brakes then chances are you have a hole in one of the systems. refill the reservoir have someone step down on the pedal while you crawl around and find the leak. repair said leak refill bleed test and report. however if it doesn't share a reservoir you need to repeat steps listed above.

 

They DON'T share reservoirs.

 

X2... they do NOT share anything with each other

 

Ok wasn't sure how the xjs were setup. Question to the op. Have you done any poking around yet. Arr fluid levels ok? Did this happen at the same time?

 

OP needs some Noggin Pokin' under his hood.

 

Best answer so far.

Rodents maybe.

 

Must be those brake fluid sucking rodents. They've gone away from wire insulation and are concentrating on hydraulic hoses now. Weird mutation, I guess. Al Gore says it's because of global warming and Obama says it's cuz we don't have a debt ceiling limit in place yet. I'm worried that the next mutation may involve rodents eating EBT cards. Heavens to Mergatroid!!!!

 

They share the firewall.

 

And a coupla pedals that are almost intimate...

TMB, David?

 

thanks everyone the jeep has been sitting for a few months now this was the first time starting it in a while i live in a wooded area so im thinking mice are at the bottom of this..

 

No. LOL.