97 ranger clutch master cylinder.
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Laughing Gas
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From: sacramento
97 ranger clutch master cylinder.
So I keep getting air in my master cylinder. I used the video to bench bleed it. It worked fine for a few months. It eventually won't disengage the clutch so you can shift. I bled it once again in the car, and it was good for a few months now its bad again. Bleeding at the slave does not help.
Does this mean the clutch MC is bad or could it still be the slave?
Does this mean the clutch MC is bad or could it still be the slave?
Cargo Master
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Tucson USA
when you installed did you do both or just the MC? Generally my experience is if you do 1 do both if possible. Kinda hard to say which it is, any leakage at the trans where the slave resides? if not maybe a MC has gone bad, really not unheard of should be on warranty if its new, AZ sells lifetime duralast I believe, I know he slaves are.
The truck is pretty worn out I may just park it in the field for parts
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Laughing Gas
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From: sacramento
Yes the slave is not worth replaceing the MC is a total PIA to for what it is. I would really like to get a couple of more months out of it. There are lots of other problems with the truck also.
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