Rebuilding a clutch slave

Started by dehne, May 08, 2013, 10:44:32 AM

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dehne

Hey all,
My slave is leaking in my 90, again so I think either I need a new one or a rebuild on one, what is the recommendations.
Thanks
now
1x 85 mdl road 90
2013 Giulietta 1.4
2015 Launch Edition Giulietta
Past
Multiple Alfa 90's, Alfetta's and 147's

Andrew Bose


Hi denhe,
if this is a regular occurrence either try brand new or a stainless steel sleeve and a rebuild kit, most local brake shops can do it for you.

scott.venables

I would rebuild an original Alfa slave if you have one.  And get it stainless sleeved if the bore looks suspect.

I wouldn't buy new hydraulic cylinders if I could avoid it. I had a bad experience a while back with a new clutch master that popped the circlip and let the piston all the way out. The groove wasn't machined deep enough.  When I pulled it apart the piston seal had a small chunk out of it which was probably from a hole that hadn't been de-burred well enough. Not to say that all replacement parts will be that bad but I'm sure generally speaking the original Alfa parts are better quality.

dehne

I have a few old cylinders lying around now so will check with my local brake shop, thanks all
now
1x 85 mdl road 90
2013 Giulietta 1.4
2015 Launch Edition Giulietta
Past
Multiple Alfa 90's, Alfetta's and 147's