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Clutch master cylinder gone bad

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Old May 6, 2003 | 01:15 AM
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Originally posted by Aviator 902S
True. But ideally you'll need a 12mm SEMI-DEEP socket.
Box ended wrench... Gets those nuts off mad quick y0
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Old May 6, 2003 | 01:27 AM
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being upside down is the only position I can see doing it... You don't need to remove that clutch pedal push rod... because your just adding more work to it....adjusting it after... and you still don't get that much space... I took out that push rod at the yard and it didn't made much of a difference... however... at the yard... what helped was bending that solenoid or relay that's just right there... I bent that sucker and made enough room just to get it twisting...
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Old May 6, 2003 | 09:36 PM
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Originally posted by Pele
Box ended wrench... Gets those nuts off mad quick y0
Did you use a standard box end wrench or an off-set one? I found that even with the 12-point there wasn't enough swing angle to easily operate the wrench. I had better luck with the ratchet. Just my experience...
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