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replacing clutch pipe into master cylinder
« on: 05 February 2014, 12:22:15 »

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I have obtained a new retaining clip and with some difficulty inserted it in the the master cylinder output pipe. I find I cannot insert the pipe into the cylinder. A heater hose restricts access. Is it just that the angle is wrong, or do I have to remove the clip again to get the pipe in?
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Re: replacing clutch pipe into master cylinder
« Reply #1 on: 05 February 2014, 16:53:36 »

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I have obtained a new retaining clip and with some difficulty inserted it in the the master cylinder output pipe. I find I cannot insert the pipe into the cylinder. A heater hose restricts access. Is it just that the angle is wrong, or do I have to remove the clip again to get the pipe in?

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Re: replacing clutch pipe into master cylinder
« Reply #2 on: 05 February 2014, 19:39:10 »

Thanks Seth. I have removed, and lost, my new clip. I still cannot get the pipe in. I think it must be alignment. The heater pipe make it difficult to get the pipe straight.
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Re: replacing clutch pipe into master cylinder
« Reply #3 on: 05 February 2014, 20:07:03 »

Does the pipe and fitting from master to box sit level and flush against the bulkhead :-\

If yes, the heater hose is dislocated, if no then pipe is not where it should be :-\
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Re: replacing clutch pipe into master cylinder
« Reply #4 on: 05 February 2014, 20:28:32 »

Does the pipe and fitting from master to box sit level and flush against the bulkhead :-\

If yes, the heater hose is dislocated, if no then pipe is not where it should be :-\
No. the pipe is coming vertically up, and the ninety degree bend is caught under the heater hose. I think before the pipe came horizontally out from the bulkhead before turning 90 degrees to face the master cylinder. I will check with the 2.5 in the morning. I suppose it must pass above one of the heater hoses.
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