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Re: Guess it's time to replace the clutch slave cylinder...

Subject: Re: Guess it's time to replace the clutch slave cylinder...
by bigmoe on 2010/1/14 5:28:59

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Z51L9889 wrote:
I made a bleed fixture for the slave cylinder out of a flat piece of steel and a couple of bolts. The plate has two holes drilled in it at the same spacing as the slave cylinder flange and a partially drilled hole in between to locate the pushrod. This cost me about $1.00 and 10 minutes of time.
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