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Clutch goes to the floor very easy.

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Old 06-25-2007, 02:39 PM
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Do master cylinder at the same time...it's not that hard. Most difficult thing I came across was getting to the bolts that hold it on next to the brake booster...find a U-joint and you'll be good.
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Yeah you want to do both at the same time. They both cost around $70 each new but a shop will charge you $120 a piece, ask me how I know.
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do the brakes and the clutch run off the same fluid system?
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Originally Posted by jtsporsche
do the brakes and the clutch run off the same fluid system?
They both draw fluid from the brake fluid reservoir, yes.



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