Account of changing slave cylinde

[alinton]

Hi all, can anyone remember who posted their account of changing the slave cylinder, or anyone have a copy they could send me?

I've trawled the 'search' but can't find it.

Thanks

[kojak]

You dont mean this one do you.

<a href="www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?p=2&f=6&t=164167&h=0&hw=changed">www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?p=2&f=6&t=164167&h=0&hw=changed</a>

Not specific to the slave though.

>> Edited by kojak on Sunday 15th May 19:50

found it

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=160940&f=6&h=0&hw=slave

>> Edited by kojak on Sunday 15th May 19:54

[alinton]

No this was a long post by a PHer who had changed his own. Wish I could find it...

[kojak]

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=160940&f=6&h=0&hw=slave

[Extra 300 Driver]

OH OH that was me!

Sorry guys been away for the weekend.

[tvr-fan]

Well its not difficult once you have the bellhousing out, there are four screws holding a retaining plate on the back of the bellhousing, this removed, the cylinder assembly can be knocked through using a siutable sized drift

[alinton]

Lovely, thanks guys.

Will give that to my mechanic tomorrow, he's very good but never worked on a Cerb before.

Cheers

Andy.

[Extra 300 Driver]

One other thing.

Remember to use at least 5.1 brake fluid, as the supply line runs very close to the exhaust.

[mad mark]

This is a very useful right up by 'Extra 300 Driver', I used it when i changed my clutch a short while ago, helped me out big time.

GCerbera, you really should put this on the TCR.

[CiderwithCerbie]

I've just recieved an account of changing the clutch slave cylinder....for £722!
(But when I read what they have to do to complete the job calmed down ...a bit.)