

| Subject: | Re: Clutch Master Cylinder Leak |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Sun, 8 Feb 2004 17:33:45 -0600 |
James, this is a definite do it yourself project. Stick $200 in your pocket, and spend the other $50 for parts..I'm not sure, but I think there is a writeup somewhere on how to do this. Poll the list for this info. If it's there someone will know. Regards, John Rodgers. 88 GL Driver James V wrote: >I've got a leak coming from my clutch master cylinder on my 90 Carat. >(fortunately not the brake m/c). > >It appears to be coming from the top, as the "piston" and boot are soaked in >fluid. The rubber accordion boot is connected at the top to the piston but >is loose at the bottom and exposes the piston when the pedal is depressed >(I'm guessing this should be connected, but is probably unrelated to the >actual leak?). > >So, assuming the m/c needs replacement, how difficult of a job is this for a >novice mechanic? (I haven't done much more than routine tune-up stuff). My >shop quoted around $250, but it looks like the part is only $50 from Bus >Depot (anything additional parts required besides brake fluid?). > >Advice appreciated. > >James >90 Carat > > >
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