stainless clutch line replacement... no idea
#1
stainless clutch line replacement... no idea
Hey guys,
I recently bought the 3rd gen stainless clutch line and I've looked in the chilton for help on replacement, but as far as I know it doesn't show where it is or how to replace it. I'm looking for a rubber type line but can't find it.
If anyone has pics of where it is I would greatly appriciate it.
Mike
I recently bought the 3rd gen stainless clutch line and I've looked in the chilton for help on replacement, but as far as I know it doesn't show where it is or how to replace it. I'm looking for a rubber type line but can't find it.
If anyone has pics of where it is I would greatly appriciate it.
Mike
#4
it's a 5spd, but i noticed today that there is also a hose that goes from the bleeder of the slave to the engine. It is leaking brake fluid and i'm hoping that is the clutch line.
#5
Originally Posted by Maxmus_X
it's a 5spd, but i noticed today that there is also a hose that goes from the bleeder of the slave to the engine. It is leaking brake fluid and i'm hoping that is the clutch line.
#7
For the past hour i've been trying to get this line out but am unable to.
here's a pic of what i'm talking about.
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/Maxmus/DSCN5006c.jpg)
assuming this is the clutch line (yellow arrow) to replace with a stainless one, how do you take out the clip. (in red)
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/Maxmus/DSCN5009c.jpg)
Is there a faster or better way of taking out the line?
Mike
here's a pic of what i'm talking about.
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/Maxmus/DSCN5006c.jpg)
assuming this is the clutch line (yellow arrow) to replace with a stainless one, how do you take out the clip. (in red)
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/Maxmus/DSCN5009c.jpg)
Is there a faster or better way of taking out the line?
Mike
#8
Use a screwdriver or something of that sort to pry out the clip (red arrows). You might have to work it back and forth a little, but it should pull right up. Same with the other clip that holds the clutch line in place where it screws into the solid pipe (near the battery).
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