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Qucik Question #1 Clutch slave cylinder
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Jedi Knight
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Smack open end against wood / non-marring surface, to bring plunger past lip. Or, just pull it out with your finger using suction. Spring is loose behind plunger, which houses rubber seal.
I had no success rebuilding mine, due to scored outer bore... replacement not prohibitively expensive, but not cheap either. ($48 from Moss, for ex.)
I had no success rebuilding mine, due to scored outer bore... replacement not prohibitively expensive, but not cheap either. ($48 from Moss, for ex.)
SilentUnicorn
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should be a inside diameter cir clip (spring steel retainer). use your hande cir clip pikers and remove it, the rest just falls out. pay attention to the order and orientation.
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