clutch master and clutch slave cylinder repair write up
clutch master and clutch slave cylinder repair write up
i didnt know if this has already been done so i was wondering if i should do it, or not. i dont want to put in the time and effort if this has already been done. what do you think i should do
repair or replacement? If replacement the procedure is rediculously simple and needs no guide or just use the shop manual.
if you're looking to repair get a rebuild kit, and some cylinder hones if you don't already have them, pull apart the cylinders, hone away any rust (if it's too pitted you'll just have to get a new/reman one) replace everything in the kit. Bench bleed and throw it on the car.
if you're looking to repair get a rebuild kit, and some cylinder hones if you don't already have them, pull apart the cylinders, hone away any rust (if it's too pitted you'll just have to get a new/reman one) replace everything in the kit. Bench bleed and throw it on the car.
Originally Posted by Kingbob
if you're looking to repair get a rebuild kit, and some cylinder hones if you don't already have them, pull apart the cylinders, hone away any rust (if it's too pitted you'll just have to get a new/reman one) replace everything in the kit. Bench bleed and throw it on the car.
and from what i am getting from this message is... no
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