Clutch Slave Cylinder? How hard is to replace it
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Clutch Slave Cylinder? How hard is to replace it
I'm thinking to give it a shot and replace the clutch slave cylinder- I do have a spare one, clutch feels super soft, grabs up top, i do have aftermarket clutch with light flywheel, i know it's hard to drive a P car with aftermarket clutch, but I think my slave cylinder is faulty.
Is there anyway to test it? If it's holding pressure..? I see something like, try to pump the clutch with the car shut off, until the clutch gets super hard, i don't think my clutch gets super hard at all. i may have a leak?...
I found some info, on how to replace it, below, if you guys know any other sites, on how to, that be awesome....
http://www.rmeuropean.com/porsche-99...placement.aspx
My local mechanic wants to charge me $600+extras, like fluid. just for labor.
I did replace fuel pump on my car, and front radiator that was leaking.
I think i can replace the clutch slave cylinder myself, and i do have the Bleeder kit....
Is there anyway to test it? If it's holding pressure..? I see something like, try to pump the clutch with the car shut off, until the clutch gets super hard, i don't think my clutch gets super hard at all. i may have a leak?...
I found some info, on how to replace it, below, if you guys know any other sites, on how to, that be awesome....
http://www.rmeuropean.com/porsche-99...placement.aspx
My local mechanic wants to charge me $600+extras, like fluid. just for labor.
I did replace fuel pump on my car, and front radiator that was leaking.
I think i can replace the clutch slave cylinder myself, and i do have the Bleeder kit....
Last edited by MadWhip; 06-23-2017 at 10:34 AM.
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If it never gets hard, it is probably OK. When mine was toast, it would get hard on the second pump. I think the manual says something like 35 pumps for a fully functional setup - but this reflect the status of the accumulator - not the slave.