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Timing and slave cyl issue
Ok i checked the timing and it looks right on . second issue is i have the slave cyl out of the car and this piece that i dont know where it goes. i have some pics that might help. i need to move the car before my son puts dents on it with his basketball lolhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1341879388.jpg
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That piece in picture #2 is the piston for the slave cylinder. I hope you have a spring in there as well. If not, just replace it with a rebuilt.
I've done the rebuild myself a couple of times and it's not very hard. If you do it you do need to pay attention to the bottom of the bore in the cylinder. Mine had a lot of rust and I suspect by the looks of that piston that yours does too. If it's pitted, don't bother with it, just replace it. |
I got my reman. slave on ******** for $18 on clearance....cheaper than the rebuild kit...., back when I ordered it....
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i picked up a new new slave but it didnt come with a spring . i dont know how that that piece goes in. can anyone tell me how to intall that piece or some kind of diagram.
thanks john |
The spring and piston are already inside the new slave cylinder that I hope you didn't take apart. The old pieces you have can be thrown away. Keep the pushrod, you're going to need that. If you don't already have a set of workshop manuals, buy or borrow them.
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