Slave cyl
Slave cyl I just put my motor back in my car and went to start it up for the first time. I installed a brand new spec 3 i pushed the pedal down and it would not go very far and being stupid i pushed a little harder and bent the slave cylinder. Any one think of a reason it would bend the slave pushrod?
the slave cylinder has a little metal thing you plug your master cylinder line into. the master cylinder is what is on the other side of your fire wall right behind your clutch pedal. pushing down like you did on the clutch when it is caught would bend the master cylinder rod, the slave cylinder has no rod.
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Originally Posted by Eric Bazan
The slave on a LT1 does have rod/plunger. Make sure you have the fork pushed all the way on your T/O bearing. If not, you'll bend that rod. Ask me how I know.......
Im pretty sure its on all the way i mean it snapped on do you need to push it pretty hard or what