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    Replacing Slave Cylinder for ZF Trans in Car

    Was attempting to bleed my clutch today and shot the dowel pin out of the slave. Assumed the worst when I heard a hollow ping noise. Confirmed when I pulled the slave out a little bit.

    Managed to get the old slave out after disconnecting the line and pulling the dowel out. The big concern is getting a new one back in. I don't know if it's even possible to get one with it mounted.

    My only only hope is that if the trans is lowered down a little when the trans brace is disconnected I can get one attached.

    Has anyone had to do this before? Any tips? I don't even want think about dropping the trans.

    #2
    Loosen the motor mounts and take the tranny brace out. Lower the back end of the tranny. It's a tight fit but it fits. You might have to remove the intake manifold to let it rock back far enough.



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      #3
      Originally posted by ZekeTheSneak View Post
      Loosen the motor mounts and take the tranny brace out. Lower the back end of the tranny. It's a tight fit but it fits. You might have to remove the intake manifold to let it rock back far enough.
      Good to know. I am replacing the coolant pipe with the M50 spider hose so the intake has to come off regardless.

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