Reply to "Replacing Master Clutch Cylinder"

ronwittMember

Thanks for ideas and photos. Was thinking of something similar to connect clevis to pedal. What about a bolt and nylon threaded nut instead of pin, or would this possible make connection too tight if torqued a bit tight? Any other ideas on affixing bolt to hold cylinder instead of fab bracket/tack welding bolt head? Great idea but can't do with pedal assembly in place. Was thinking of using a Hillman washer and regular nut with lock washer on trunk side. Think I could hand tighten enough so that Hillman washer holds to torque nut. Or, just replace the same way I took out with needle nose vice grips holding nut as I used a swivel socket to tighten under dash. I'm a one man show...... Thanks, Ron

3/30/218:24 AM

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