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Re: 87 vett destroying clutch master cylinders

Subject: Re: 87 vett destroying clutch master cylinders
by istter1 on 2012/3/8 16:44:52

Quote:

jhammons01 wrote:
^^There is something really odd about your situation....

If you take a Master, Slave and hose and replace them all at the same time, there is NO WAY an issue from the old components could transfer to the new......I mean, if dirt an grime are to blame, if take all three components out...there is no way to cross contaminate




We have replaced all three the last 4 times???????
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