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Old Mar 21, 2009
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Slave cylinder removal
Im doing the clutch and slave on my truck and was wondering how you take the line off the slave cylinder? anything else i should be aware of when i do the clutch and slave.
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There is a removal tool you need. You should be able to get it at any parts store. It works on all Ford hydraulic clutch lines.
 
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I was able to just use a wrench that is the size of the line, and slid in the plastic collar and it popped off. Ive heard of just using a screw driver and pushing in one side at a time.
 
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thanks for the info.ya well mine was siezed up so i just used the air chissel and broke off the female end.
 
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EEW
 
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