Rebuilt the clutch master cylinder.

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Rebuilt the master clutch cylinder. Went pretty smooth. I also disconnected the pedal and found out I didn't have to.

Got plenty of cluch now until it leaks, drains from the inside firewall around the bolts and flange which takes about 2 days and is making a mess.

The cirle clip in locked in place holding the plunger washer keeping the plunger inside.

Rubber O rings are new, inside cylinder feels smooth. The rubber boot was broke, haven't replaced it.

Any idea's ?

I'm thinking rear O ring is not sealing inside the cylinder, time for a new cylinder.

Thanks guys.
Coz
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[This message has been edited by Cozman (edited 11-24-2003).]

11/24/036:53 PM

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