Clutch Master Cylinder

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blackstack
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Clutch Master Cylinder

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How does one access the front end of the clutch master cylinder to remove the unit for rebuild? Does something else have to be disassembled ?
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You have to reach up above the pedals into the pedal block assembly and remove the retaining clip and pin that connects the clutch master cylinder piston shaft (#10 in diagram) to the clutch pedal. It sounds more difficult than it is. I've replaced one once but it was a while ago and I don't recall any special techniques were needed.
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Incorrect!!! Pull the 2 13 mm nuts and the line, tap the clutch master and it comes right out, pin stays on pedal assembly :wink:
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Yup - Jim's right. Sorry about that, I forgot how simple it was. And Jim was the one who told me how to do it years ago. :oops:
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And I was thinking my hand was just too big and trying to convince the wife to stick her hand up there!!

Thanks you both for your answers (especially Jim )
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