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I changed the clutch master cylinder in a parking lot in France in 2010 (Le Mans Classic trip). It took less than an hour, with a friend. I was on the inside, he on the outside. It was easy I thought, except for some scraped elbows.

I'm not posting this to sound smart, but I don't see the problem, and I'm trying to help. Take of the pipe outside, loosen the two bolts (need a person on each end), remove the clip (took 1 minute with a set of pliers or a screwdriver, don't remember). When installing, it's easy to get the holes to align for the clevis, just move the pedal. If it's not, then I'd say your clutch master thingy is out of adjustment, maybe too long? Maybe that somehow reduces the leak? Just guessing.

Hope this helps.

1/12/112:50 AM

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