Swapping out all clutch hydraulics tool question!
05-18-04, 11:05 AM
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Swapping out all clutch hydraulics tool question!
About ready to leave early from work, I was wondering which tools are the best to use for the various locations?
This way I don't have to run in and out of the garage fetching different sockets/extensions/wrenches/etc...
'91 Turbo.
This way I don't have to run in and out of the garage fetching different sockets/extensions/wrenches/etc...
'91 Turbo.
05-18-04, 02:39 PM
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Oh, ok.. had to reread your question about 4 different times 
Depends on what your swapping? Master cylinder, 10mm deep sockets and a 10mm wrench, needlenose pliers, and a flarenut wrench, 10mm IIRC, to get that fitting off.
At the hose to line junction, IIRC, 10mm flarenut wrench, and a 17mm wrench (could totally be wrong there, might be a 14)
At the Slave, 12mm short socket, maybe a short extension.
Oh, and to bleed it, you'll need an 8mm flarenut wrench or box wrench in a pinch.
g'luck.
PaulC
Depends on what your swapping? Master cylinder, 10mm deep sockets and a 10mm wrench, needlenose pliers, and a flarenut wrench, 10mm IIRC, to get that fitting off.
At the hose to line junction, IIRC, 10mm flarenut wrench, and a 17mm wrench (could totally be wrong there, might be a 14)
At the Slave, 12mm short socket, maybe a short extension.
Oh, and to bleed it, you'll need an 8mm flarenut wrench or box wrench in a pinch.
g'luck.
PaulC
05-19-04, 06:46 AM
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Originally posted by 1987RX7guy
PaulC got it on the head. What are you putting in?
PaulC got it on the head. What are you putting in?
Didn't get around to it yesterday, ended up changing the transmission fluid then the clouds rolled in...
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