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When you step on the brake pedal, a force is applied directly to a piston of area 'a'. The hydraulic fluid thus pressurized is directed to other pistons of area 'A' >'a' at each wheel which push the brake pads against the rotating disk attached to the wheel. Since A>a, the applied force is multiplied by the ratio A/a.
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STEP 1 Drain the fluid from the pump. Connect a length of hose to the return pipe and place the other end in a bottle or similar receptacle that holds at least one liter. Start the engine and allow the hydraulic fluid to be pumped out of the steering gear. Turn the steering wheel from full lock to full lock. Switch off the engine when no more fluid runs out into the bottle. Don't allow the pump to run dry. STEP 2 Remove the hose and reconnect the return hose STEP 3 Remove the air cleaner STEP 4 Remove the belt and pump pulley STEP 5 Remove the flow pipe STEP 6 Remove the Suction pipe STEP 7 Undo the retaining bolts and remove the pump STEP 8 Refit in reverse
Follow the clutch hydraulic line down to the bell housing. Note where the hydraulic line goes into the bell housing and if there is no bleed valve there you may need to remove a cover. Have a friend/assistant step on the clutch while you open the bleed valve. Close the valve and have the friend let up on the clutch. Do that a few times (making certain that the hydraulic fluid remains full) and you're done.
Cecilia Freeman and Norman Freeman, and Step Father Bruce Barber
Norman and Cecilia Freeman. Cathy also has a step-father, Bruce Barber.
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If you have a reservoir for the clutch fluid , then it's HYDRAULIC. Some vehicles have hydraulic clutch master and slave cylinders, which require no periodic adjustment after initial installation. Other cable-operated systems have a self-adjusting mechanism built into the clutch pedal mechanism to eliminate the need for periodic adjustment. But the majority of cable-operated clutch systems do require periodic adjustment. It is easy to do and can be followed step by step with pictures in a CHILTON or Haynes manual. Hope this helps.
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