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Clutch Thinking... 120-130

posted by  hairy apple on  Tue Jun 5 08:15 CST 2012
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I have the same issue, but it is vey slow and actualy I have not ever seen a spot on the floor so I am not sure it is the slave cylinder. I do have a paint free & rusty spot under the clutch MC. Brake fluid is an effective paint remover so my problem may be there not down below. I think I'll put a clean piece of cardboard or anything else that will bare wittness to even a small leak.
Once I have found the leak, can the cylinder(s) be honed to remove any light abrasions? I remember reading that certain cylinders should not be honed only replaced. I think that was the brake MC.
Any opinions on that?






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