YOUR RESEARCHClutch pedal slave spring replacement tips
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Back in November I had a new clutch fitted and a few weeks ago the pedal suddenly felt a lot heavier so I'm assuming that the slave spring has packed up. I know that in the US there are a lot of people that remove the spring but I like having it in place as the it makes the pedal feel a great deal lighter. I'm really struggling to find out how to replace the spring so I just wondered if anyone has done it and what the steps are?
There's a good how-to on the Boxa.net forum. https://www.boxa.net/topic/59705-how-to-986-clutch-assist-spring-replacement/
My indy changed mine as it had also broken. Part was £54 labour £135. HTH Ray
Have a look at Alex's recent thread http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=148455
Yeah, I looked at the BoxaNet post and thought 'Nope, that's not for me' and booked it in for my local indy to do. £155 inc parts :thumbs:
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