Clutch hydraulics brand?
Tuned
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This is another question I have been curious about. I bought the pre-bled Wagner from rockauto for $40-45 or so. It's great but the pedal is a pretty stout push. Some of the other parts mention solid flywheel and this one didn't. I don't know if there are units that will give you more hydraulic advantage and a better feel to the pedal.
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From: knoxville, tn
I just use an auto zone unit and like it quite a bit. But here is the key. Don’t use the recommended slave cylinder. Do a search and double check me, but I believe I got one for an 1989 f350. The slave is bigger and has a bleeder screw. It was an exact fit and seems much more robust
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Whatever was on my rig is still there, I just flushed the system out. Did a gravity bleed, make sure to keep it full and suck out the old **** on the master first. Took about 15 or 20 min, just enough time to suck down a cold one! Moisture in the hydraulic fluid (brake fluid in this case) is what kills the seals.
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