Disconnection MC line from t56
12-17-2006, 01:32 PM
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Disconnection MC line from t56 How do I remove The master cylinder line from the tranny ? I can figure it out, I have never seen a setup like that before... 
12-17-2006, 10:15 PM
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You'll need to crack the bleeder to relieve pressure, then use two flat head screw drivers to push opposite sides of the while sleeve in toward the slave. I had to push with a little bit of force. You'll notice the line move in a tad and then it should pull right out.
12-18-2006, 04:41 PM
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i used one of the adjustable rings like the one u use to tighten the lid or the bellows to the maf but it was small i cut off the flat head screw and cut it to where it would fit inside the mc line. pushed it in with a screwdriver from both sides, then you just shake the like and it pops off
12-19-2006, 10:29 AM
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Damn what a shitty desing on this connection...
its actually a very nice design... they just did a **** job telling you what to do (WTF is with the guy saying you need to loosen the bleeder???)
theres a white plastic ring that goes around the connector... push it in using a small screwdriver or pick.... its easier if you push in lightly on the connector.
then just pull it out... notice it doesnt leak when disconnected.
to re-install, just push it together until it clicks.
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12-19-2006, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by MrDude_1
its actually a very nice design... they just did a **** job telling you what to do (WTF is with the guy saying you need to loosen the bleeder???)
theres a white plastic ring that goes around the connector... push it in using a small screwdriver or pick.... its easier if you push in lightly on the connector.
then just pull it out... notice it doesnt leak when disconnected.
to re-install, just push it together until it clicks.
theres a white plastic ring that goes around the connector... push it in using a small screwdriver or pick.... its easier if you push in lightly on the connector.
then just pull it out... notice it doesnt leak when disconnected.
to re-install, just push it together until it clicks.
