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Any special notes on changing the clutch master cyl. Nothing in tech help. Special tools required. Looks like I need really small hands to get to it. Don't even go there guys . And under the dash? Should I bench bleed the cyl befor installing it?
Thanks
Last edited by PUREC4; Aug 24, 2004 at 12:43 PM.
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Nothing hard about it. Getting under the dash and contorting to get the clip off the pin is the hardest thing. Be carefull with the hydraulic line, use a line wrench if you have one. No need to bench bleed the master; but getting the air out of the slave can pose a problem..........my 95 is a snap, unlike the earlier slaves. What year is your car?
It might be a good idea (as is usually recommended) to change the slave cylinder at the same time. When I did my master I did not do the slave right away. It was less than 6 months later that I had to do it.