Reply to "Black stuff in clutch master reservoir"

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If you are replacing like with like and can retain the same push rod, the job may become much easier.

John Buckman and I swapped out my all-aluminum CNC clutch master with its identical SS-lined cylinder replacement in the parking lot of Los Laureles lodge some years ago during Monterey car week.

did everything from the front trunk, did not remove the driver’s seat, did not bleed the system afterwards. Absolutely no issues at all.

and yes, we were surprised it was that easy and that successful

you never know until you try

YMMV

Larry

2/24/237:44 PM

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