Slave Cylinder Removal
06-29-2009, 09:36 PM
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If youre just talking about disconnecting the hydraulic line to the slave, than yes you've gotta gently punch that pin out. That will let you unplug the line to the slave.
If you need to remove the slave completely, then you've obviously gotta get a deep 13mm socket on both nuts that hold it to the bellhousing.
If you need to remove the slave completely, then you've obviously gotta get a deep 13mm socket on both nuts that hold it to the bellhousing.
06-29-2009, 09:43 PM
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If youre just talking about disconnecting the hydraulic line to the slave, than yes you've gotta gently punch that pin out. That will let you unplug the line to the slave.
If you need to remove the slave completely, then you've obviously gotta get a deep 13mm socket on both nuts that hold it to the bellhousing.
If you need to remove the slave completely, then you've obviously gotta get a deep 13mm socket on both nuts that hold it to the bellhousing.
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