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TR2/3/3A TR3 clutch hydraulic line routing
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Here's a shot by Don Elliott, showing the early Girling MC and, I believe, the correct pipe routing. The pressure line for the clutch ducks down under the brake MC and exits around the side of the bracket.
I picked up a pushrod from the junk bin, it's pretty close to 4-1/2". But don't forget, the slave pushrod lacks the mushroom on the end. The MC pushrod is the same length, but the mushroom might make it effectively longer.
I picked up a pushrod from the junk bin, it's pretty close to 4-1/2". But don't forget, the slave pushrod lacks the mushroom on the end. The MC pushrod is the same length, but the mushroom might make it effectively longer.