YOUR RESEARCHslave cylinder help
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I have the engine/trans out of my car. Sometime this week someone moved the car and I found half the slave cylinder on the ground. Is there a way to rebuild this or is the slave cylinder destroyed beyond repair? Thanks, Nick
A new one is only $140 at Pelican. Might as well replace it.
+1 - its toast normally you put a tie wrap around those to prevent that from happening - or replace them after it does
well... dammit. Thanks for the input. Nick
thats sucks. Im not sure its toast. Never rebuilt a clutch onlya brake slave. Hmmmmm
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Why would it be toast?? Clean it and then just push it back into the slave housing, make sure the seal is not nicked or flipped and then just bleed it when the transmission is on.
Well, I took the above advice yesterday and ordered a new slave cylinder. blah. Nick
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What work are you doing on the engine?
I'll post up a thread on it when I'm a little further along. Nick
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