Clutch slave hydraulic line
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Burning Brakes
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From: Kensington MD
Clutch slave hydraulic line
Doing a clutch job; somehow when the input shaft went into the clutch the hydraulic line with the "quick connect" that connects to the master cylinder ended up facing the rear. This is the line with the elbow, not the bleeder screw (which I replaced with a remote bleeder hose). In order to connect the disconnect the hose has to make a U-turn. Is it OK to hook it up this way, or do I need to drop the drivetrain out again? 
Or maybe I can just drop the drivetrain enough to move it back a couple inches without entirely pulling the input shaft out of the clutch--enough to unbolt the slave and rotate the elbow forward?
Or maybe I can just drop the drivetrain enough to move it back a couple inches without entirely pulling the input shaft out of the clutch--enough to unbolt the slave and rotate the elbow forward?
