location of the clutch slave cylinder
07-28-2015, 04:57 PM
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location of the clutch slave cylinder
Hey guys, So the clutch pedal went all soft on me and the gear won't engage on my 98 Boxster. After doing some research online, it seems like the first step is to check both the master and slave cylinders and then bleed the system if both cylinders are OK.
My problem is I cannot seem to find where the slave cylinder is!!! I jacked the driver side (rear) of the car up, removed the wheel and looked all over but just don't see the cylinder.
If anyone can guide me on where the cylinder is located I would greatly appreciate it. I would like to give it a shot before taking the car to the mechanic and paying thru my nose!!
Regards,
Aman
My problem is I cannot seem to find where the slave cylinder is!!! I jacked the driver side (rear) of the car up, removed the wheel and looked all over but just don't see the cylinder.
If anyone can guide me on where the cylinder is located I would greatly appreciate it. I would like to give it a shot before taking the car to the mechanic and paying thru my nose!!
Regards,
Aman
07-28-2015, 09:41 PM
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Hey guys, So the clutch pedal went all soft on me and the gear won't engage on my 98 Boxster. After doing some research online, it seems like the first step is to check both the master and slave cylinders and then bleed the system if both cylinders are OK.
My problem is I cannot seem to find where the slave cylinder is!!! I jacked the driver side (rear) of the car up, removed the wheel and looked all over but just don't see the cylinder.
If anyone can guide me on where the cylinder is located I would greatly appreciate it. I would like to give it a shot before taking the car to the mechanic and paying thru my nose!!
Regards,
Aman
My problem is I cannot seem to find where the slave cylinder is!!! I jacked the driver side (rear) of the car up, removed the wheel and looked all over but just don't see the cylinder.
If anyone can guide me on where the cylinder is located I would greatly appreciate it. I would like to give it a shot before taking the car to the mechanic and paying thru my nose!!
Regards,
Aman
