Alfa 75 Ts slave cylinder removal.

[simmi1983]

Hi guys,

So I bought a clutch master the other day and in my experience its a good idea to change the slave at the same time. Was looking at my spare transaxle this arvo and and from what I can see the clutch housing has to be seperated from the box to get it out!!  Am I blind or is this really the only was to get the bugger out? Have thought about pushing  the clutch fork back and then taking out the pushrod but I don't like my odds.  Just thinking how much fun that would be at the track is it shits itself!!

If anyone has a trick, would love to hear it.

Cheers,

Luke

[rowan_bris]

Luke you don't have to take the clutch off.  Just push the push rod back into the cylinder enough to get the cylinder past the fork.

[simmi1983]

Cheers Rowan, only looked for a couple of minutes ,will have a better look tomorrow.
Cheers mate

Luke

[ARQ164 Shane]

Hi Simmi
I have dune this very thing on my old 75. make shore you check the pin on the top clutch peddle for where.
Fit a new one it will save you long term and if you pull the new clutch fluid in and you can't get it to flow use a BIG ass syringe
to suck to through to the slave." I got a slight peddle and drive it down to my alfa mechanic "

cheers