Reply to "Sinking Clutch Pedal"

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Yup. I had the same problem with my BRAKES (much scarier!). After rebuilding calipers, installing SS lines, I finally determined that the master was bypassing. Replaced it with Pantera East "later model" Ford unit with adapter. Now I have REAL (as good as you can get with stock calipers) brakes. Don't bother rebuilding the clutch master. Do it one shot, save yourself the aggravation. Maybe Marino can give you a break if you buy the master AND slave from him. While you're at it, if you still have that cheesy plastic line going to your slave, replace that with SS. It's $79 well spent. Me? Mine blew unexpectedly spewing brake fluid all over my FINISHED engine compartment!

6/6/052:33 PM

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