Slave cylinder on clutch of DS5
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Neilied
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Re: Slave cylinder on clutch of DS5
Thanks for checking. That is a relief. I can lift the pedal and it pops up on spring tension but pushing it and it pings to the floor again.wheeler wrote: 24 Apr 2022, 21:19 Good news, you have an external slave cylinder.
Have you tried pulling the pedal back up & trying to pump up some pressure in it again?
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Neilied
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wheeler
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Re: Slave cylinder on clutch of DS5
Pull the little rubber boot back on the slave cylinder & see if oil pours out.
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Neilied
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Re: Slave cylinder on clutch of DS5
Hard to reach down there. Noticed that the plastic pipe below in the picture was loose and looked like a clip missing? Caught it when grabbing boot and it just fell away opening right up.
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Neilied
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Re: Slave cylinder on clutch of DS5
Thanks all for the help. Ended up with the local specialist. Not the cheapest for parts but he replaced the slave and fixed a pipe that had lost its clip and popped off fluid bled and ready to go for around £360 
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Paul-R
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Re: Slave cylinder on clutch of DS5
But still a lot less than the £2k the job was estimated to be.
Good result really.
Good result really.
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