slave cylinder bracket
slave cylinder bracket
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alfa7530v6

Original Poster:

29 posts

234 months

Sunday 16th February 2014
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Hi i need help ,well that as well,
i removed the slave cylinder and bracket to replace. it but in the down time i have had to move lockups and now the cylinder as arrived. in the move we have managed to loose the bracket and the slave cylinder rod.
as anyone got one i can copy or buy as it was booked in for mot tomorrow but that will have to wait
any help would be appreciated

phillpot

17,508 posts

212 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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Quite a simple fabrication if you can't find one, does a photo help?


alfa7530v6

Original Poster:

29 posts

234 months

Tuesday 18th February 2014
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Hi Phillpot
yes thank you very much will set about the task tomorrow.
hopefully get it going and have my first ever drive of a tvr see if i like it ?. I got this back in october i think. its been standing in a garage since 2001

again thanks very much

phillpot

17,508 posts

212 months

Tuesday 18th February 2014
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The hole on the right bolts to the back of the engine (pretty obvious), not a bellhousing bolt but bolt put through the hole the clutch cable would normally go through. Hidden behind the slave cylinder the bracket has a kind of hook bit that secures into the big hole in the bellhousing... that's all that holds it!


If you're handy with a welder it might be worth turning the "keyhole" shaped hole (designed for a cable) in the release arm into a nice even round hole?