mk slave cylinder remove and replace

mq swb learner · Nov 25, 2008

g'day all
i think i have blown my slave cylinder as i just got a new master cylinder and my clutch does not engage at all soo i can get a new one i want to know is there only one sort of slave cylinder for the 86 mk or should i take it off and show them what one i need b4 ordering it?
also is it a hard process to remove and replace the slave cylinder my uncle knows how to do it and bleed it and everything but i want to show him i can do it by myself so just want to find out if there are any special tools i'll need or any tips u experienced guys may be able to tell me.

cheers mike

crazy_clown87 · Nov 25, 2008

slave cylinder is easy to do
if u order part throu repco u might need to show them as it took 3 times for me to get the right gearbox mounts

Herks · Nov 27, 2008

The piston (actuating rod) is a different length depending on if you have a 4 or 5 speed box.

Ta

John

vanderm · Nov 28, 2008

i had to replace the slave cylinder on my shorty. not that hard to do, just in a pain in the arse spot to get to but youll be able to do it

just ring up a place where you get parts from and tell em what you want and for what make of car, year blah blah it is, they should be able to get you the right thing.

Cheers,

Wish I Had Coils · Nov 28, 2008

easy job, bleeding is the same process as your brakes.
good job for a professional driver

mq swb learner · Nov 30, 2008

thanks guys
was an easy job while doin it i rigged up a new line from the master to the slave out of braided line and harley line connectors and stuff looks smik as now and works great to.
was an easy job for a professional driver like myslef aye coils hahaha.

cheers

mk slave cylinder remove and replace

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