clutch slave cylinder
#1
clutch slave cylinder
I have in front of me the slave cylinder from my 88 SE, which finally went. the past few weeks it's been leaking fluid but last night it finally gave in. I touched it and the pushrod fell right out. I removed the entire thing (through removal of some radiator hoses and the starter). so now it lays here and I'd like to know if it's possible, easy, or worth the money to rebuild or repair it, or simply get a new one. when it came apart it was nothing but the pushrod, piston, dust boot, piston gasket and the cone spring. it looks easy enough to put back together.
#2
Re: clutch slave cylinder
Originally posted by blackmaxima88
I have in front of me the slave cylinder from my 88 SE, which finally went. the past few weeks it's been leaking fluid but last night it finally gave in. I touched it and the pushrod fell right out. I removed the entire thing (through removal of some radiator hoses and the starter). so now it lays here and I'd like to know if it's possible, easy, or worth the money to rebuild or repair it, or simply get a new one. when it came apart it was nothing but the pushrod, piston, dust boot, piston gasket and the cone spring. it looks easy enough to put back together.
I have in front of me the slave cylinder from my 88 SE, which finally went. the past few weeks it's been leaking fluid but last night it finally gave in. I touched it and the pushrod fell right out. I removed the entire thing (through removal of some radiator hoses and the starter). so now it lays here and I'd like to know if it's possible, easy, or worth the money to rebuild or repair it, or simply get a new one. when it came apart it was nothing but the pushrod, piston, dust boot, piston gasket and the cone spring. it looks easy enough to put back together.
Good luck.
#3
Re: clutch slave cylinder
Nothing like getting your car towed because of that slave cylinder. That's what happened to me. A new one back then costed $10, I went and rebuilded mine. Easy to do, Buy new and rebuild your old one for a spare. Its up to you!
Al
Al
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Re: Re: clutch slave cylinder
Originally posted by alllw86
Nothing like getting your car towed because of that slave cylinder. That's what happened to me. A new one back then costed $10, I went and rebuilded mine. Easy to do, Buy new and rebuild your old one for a spare. Its up to you!
Al
Nothing like getting your car towed because of that slave cylinder. That's what happened to me. A new one back then costed $10, I went and rebuilded mine. Easy to do, Buy new and rebuild your old one for a spare. Its up to you!
Al
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