Clutch Hydraulics
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From: Gold Bar, WA
Car: 83 Z28, 85 Burb
Engine: 305 Carbureted
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Clutch Hydraulics
I know they are not that expensive and are pretty easy to replace, bu I was just was wondering if anyone has ever tried rebuilding the clutch slave/master cylinders. Thanks!
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From: Aridzona
Car: `86 SS / `87 SS
Engine: L69 w/ TPI on top / 305 4bbl
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Re: Clutch Hydraulics
It can be done. It's just more and more of a pain to find the parts. Manufacturers of parts want to carry one assembly with a larger profit margin. Not one assembly, one slave, one master, 4 or 5 different o-rings etc.
Pull yours apart, measure the o-rings, find the right o-rings for brake fluid usage, buy them, put it all back together and let us know how much time you invested, and where you located the parts.
Pull yours apart, measure the o-rings, find the right o-rings for brake fluid usage, buy them, put it all back together and let us know how much time you invested, and where you located the parts.
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