removal of clip holding mastercylinder rod to clutch pedal
- Thread starter Woody88
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I just replaced a MC about a month ago.
I don't recall exactly, but it came off MUCH simpler than I was expecting (I think either it just pulled off (clips on), or maybe you pushed on the little tabs in some way. (trying to find my book, but not sure where I put it (outside in the garage maybe).
I don't recall exactly, but it came off MUCH simpler than I was expecting (I think either it just pulled off (clips on), or maybe you pushed on the little tabs in some way. (trying to find my book, but not sure where I put it (outside in the garage maybe).
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On my 89 there is a hairpin that snaps into a hole cross drilled into the round boss attached to the clutch pedal arm. The boss is only about 2" below the shaft the pedals pivot on. It makes it easier to remove the hairpin if you rotate it 90 degrees before pulling it out.
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