Hey All,
Put new motor in. Got everything hooked up. Pushed clutch in and broke the slave cylinder. Fluid went everywhere. Is there someway I hooked fork in wrong or put the clutch in wrong. I have 93 t56 inverted style. I don't know what to do? obviously I need a new Slave but what about clutch? When I pushed clutch pedal it sounded like the fork jumped over the throwout bearing. Not sure what to do?
Full Version: Broke slave cylinder Help!
QUOTE (IROC383 @ Apr 7 2011, 08:20 PM) 
Hey All,
Put new motor in. Got everything hooked up. Pushed clutch in and broke the slave cylinder. Fluid went everywhere. Is there someway I hooked fork in wrong or put the clutch in wrong. I have 93 t56 inverted style. I don't know what to do? obviously I need a new Slave but what about clutch? When I pushed clutch pedal it sounded like the fork jumped over the throwout bearing. Not sure what to do?
Put new motor in. Got everything hooked up. Pushed clutch in and broke the slave cylinder. Fluid went everywhere. Is there someway I hooked fork in wrong or put the clutch in wrong. I have 93 t56 inverted style. I don't know what to do? obviously I need a new Slave but what about clutch? When I pushed clutch pedal it sounded like the fork jumped over the throwout bearing. Not sure what to do?
Did you push the clutch fork into the bellhousing? It has to be pushed inward to engage the throw out bearing. If it wasn't in the proper place, you could have that exact problem. That's where I'd look first.
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