In a hydraulic clutch control, how does the force from the pedal reach the release lever?

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In hydraulic force transmission, the pedal operates a piston whose movement is transmitted by means of a fluid to another piston that acts on the release lever; this way the force needed on the pedal is much smaller, according to the DGT mechanics manual. Cables or rods are characteristic of mechanical control, and compressed air controlled by valves of pneumatic control.

In a hydraulic clutch control, how does the force from the pedal reach the release lever?

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