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Clutch hydraulics left me stranded. 700 1988

After getting a look at things, it looks like the same problem. The pushrod/piston had travelled too far out of the bore and jammed. The cylinder bore, piston and seal look great but the plastic cap on the pushrod has a bit of wear.

Is the cap (or pushrod with cap) available separate from the slave cylinder assembly? I may try your nut fix but only if I can't find the proper serviceable part.

As the rod jammed and was under pressure from the clutch spring I had to mangle the cylinder's retaining clip to get the assembly out. I tied off the clutch actuator arm to keep from shooting the thing across the garage but still had to pry the clip out.

I'm going to start a new thread about the slave cylinder and parts.

Thanks for the advice, it was right on the money.

--
Erwin in Memphis, '88 745t 190,000 miles, '95 855t 92,000 miles






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