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Trevor Jessie
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SO... is that an easy way?
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weewillie
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woohoo!!! got her done easy , slip one side over the big end, hold it with thumb and use circlip pliers (with the straight copper tips on)and spread it and lever until it slips over slips over the rest of the way. 5 mins or less after an hour of fighting with it. Now for the clutch master cylinder.