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    Clutch master cylinder

    Okay, now that I fixed my suspension problem and my clunk, I went out for a ride. As I was exiting the highway I heard a crunch as I pressed the clutch in. I found out that my clutch master cylinder rod snapped. I just got the car towed home (Allstate motor club free towing FTW) and will be replacing it asap. I wanted to know why it snapped, and if it was likely that it would happen again.

    Thanks everyone

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    Originally posted by marshallnoise
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    Anyone?
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    Any help is appreciated.

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    Originally posted by marshallnoise
    You ain't done working on a car unless you are bleeding.

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      Perhaps the piston "cocked" in the unit and refused to travel when pressure was applied to the rod. Just a guess, won't know till you remove it and report.

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