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The clutch return spring can be replaced in the car in about 5 minutes.

Yes, the clutch return spring at the slave cylinder can be changed in a matter of minutes once the tub is removed.

The spring that I referred to above is the clutch pedal return spring. You have to disconnect the link (or clutch master cylinder push rod) from the clutch pedal shaft, drive the roll pin out of the pedal and pedal shaft, and slide the pedal shaft towards the center of the car (no room unless a large hole is cut in the pedal support box). Then the pedal return spring can be replaced. The spring goes between the clutch pedal and the adjacent clutch pedal shaft support (casting).

John

10/29/098:05 AM

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