Reply to "Removing the clutch master cylinder"

SharkeyForum Sponsor - Pantera Miami

You'll soon realize it would have been a whole lot easier to just remove the entire pedal assy., toss it on the bench and go through everything including changing the pedal springs, blasting/painting/lubricating everything. The springs are a cinch as they can be wound on easily without removing anything. We've even done them in the car. At that point simply install the whole package all done no muss no fuss :-)

PS it's not too late to remove everything together, not a big job.

Shark

1/25/216:18 AM

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