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Clutch master cylinder hose disconnect?!

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YOUR RESEARCHClutch master cylinder hose disconnect?!

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Disconnect other end of

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You could try disconnecting the other end of that hose from the MC first, or make sure the MC is open to air somehow.

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Disconnect other end of

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You could try disconnecting the other end of that hose from the MC first, or make sure the MC is open to air somehow.

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POST 1Original post

Hey all, replacing my leaking clutch master cylinder and I’m having trouble removing this hose. I don’t want to damage the fitting. Anyone have any experience with the method? It seems like a squeeze and pull, but it gets hung up at the end. Thanks!!

POST 2Original post

The hose is just smooth, so it looks like just squeeze and pull like you're doing. Maybe you're just fighting vacuum? You could try disconnecting the other end of that hose from the MC first, or make sure the MC is open to air somehow.

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