Subject	It's not too bad.
Posted by	Z_Cherub on July 11, 2008 at 9:23 AM
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In Reply To	tech for replacing clutch master posted by WazTTed on July 11, 2008 at 07:54 AM
Message	Member escturbo was kind enough to help me replace mine recently. For us, the hardest part was reconnecting the clutch line after moving out of the way and installing the new master (that and dropping a socket into the engine bay...). It's pretty much what it looks like, bolt on and bolt off. Follow en5's tips, and you'll be ok. Think about replacing the slave if you're not already going to.
Follow Ups	tech for replacing clutch master - WazTTed 07:54:13 07/11/08 Yeah, there's a pin holding it to the clutch pedal - en5 08:55:36 07/11/08 Pretty Simple - DualZ (SF) 09:01:07 07/11/08 Re: Pretty Simple - WazTTed 09:07:53 07/11/08 Not on TTs (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 09:35:03 07/11/08 This should have been in the tech section also (n/m) - DualZ (SF) 09:02:00 07/11/08 It's not too bad. - Z_Cherub 09:23:19 07/11/08 I have some pics here - robo (sebring1970) 12:40:40 07/11/08 Re: I have some pics here - WazTTed 23:49:55 07/12/08 I did not need to do any work inside the cabin to change - robo (sebring1970) 23:13:42 07/13/08
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