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Old Apr 10, 2007
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master or slave?

ok, so. i started my truck about a week ago. which i can't drive yet cuz i lost my license and im hoping to get a work permit or whatever. but i tried to put it in gear while it was running, and it wouldn't go into gear for its life. and you have to push the pedal like all the way to floor before it even starts to disengage the tranny or whatever.

so what do you think i need a slave cylinder or master cylinder. im gunna try to get a license so i can drive to work and i have to fix this before i do anything.

how difficult is it to swap out this part. and is there a how-to on it or something..

thanx alot guys.

biz
 
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Old Apr 10, 2007
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it sounds like the slave... you are lucky however since on older trucks like yours the slave is not inside the bellhousing like it is on mine (grrrr) so its fairly easy to replace... i would get a haynes manual for your truck if you are thinking about doing the work yourself
 
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Old Apr 10, 2007
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Originally Posted by gatorblue92
you are lucky however since on older trucks like yours the slave is not inside the bellhousing
wrong-o. all OEM manual trannies in rangers 89+ are M5s and use the internal slave. based on his profile and avatar, his is a 94.


older than that, some were internal, some were external.
 
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Old Apr 10, 2007
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yes, it is 94 manual with the 4.0 if that helps.it doesn't look like its leaking, and the last time i checked the clutch fluid resivoir or whatever, it was full. next time im at my dads house i'll double check it. i want to get it driveable while i have the cash and don't blow it on something stupid like...ohh idk, new door speakers..or headlights...oh man, im starting to want other things now, great haha. anywho...thanx for the replies so far. anyone else have a clue what it is? and how much it's gunna cost me for the part?
 
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Old Apr 11, 2007
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so i need a new slave cylinder? how much is that gunna cost me. and how difficult to swap myself
 
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Old Apr 11, 2007
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its kind of a pain in the *** but you can do it. I've drop my trans twice. There are just a bunch of bolts to take off and put back on. The one thing I found to be a pain is putting the transmission back in because you have to line the shaft up right.
 
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Old Jun 2, 2007
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Hey I was wondering if you ever got your problem fixed..I have the same problem right now and replaced my master cylinder. It did nothing. Did replacing the slave do it for you? thanks!
 
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