How do you replace a 1990 Mazda B2200 Slave Cylinder?

Answer 1

First the location is the right hand side of the transmission.Disconnect the brake line going to it,have a rag to wipe excess fluid off once removed.Now remove the two bolts that hold it.Now install the new part,hook up the brake line.Now to bleed the system make sure the reservoir is full.You will need another person inside the truck to manually push the clutch pedal once you open the bleeder screw on the slave cylinder and let them pump it until the old fluid is almost out.Close the bleeder screw and refill the reservoir again.Do the same process and make sure you see the clean fluid come thru the line on your bleeder line and NO air bubbles.It can take refilling the reservoir two or three times to achieve this and suggestion once you are about to close the bleeder tell the assistant to stop pumping to reduce the fluid from over flowing when you remove the bleeder line.This should not take more than 30 minutes to do and use brake cleaner to clean off the slave when done.Just top off the fluid level to full and place the cap on it.Hope this is detailed enough to understand and most auto stores sell a bleeder kit with the clear lines and numerous fittings to fit on the bleeder because they do vary in size and make sure the line to the rubber bleeder fitting is secure and fits tightly onto the metal bleeder you will hook it up to.