Clutch slave cylinder mounting elements
1 - hydraulic drive tube; 2 - body; 3 - bleed screw; 4 - dust cover; 5 - thrust.
Clutch slave cylinder components
1 - nipple; 2 - valve; 3 - spring; 4 - body; 5, 7 - bleed screw; 6 - spring; - piston assembly; 8 - anther; 9 - thrust.
Removal
Disconnect the hydraulic hose.
Loosen the working cylinder mounting bolt.
Check for fluid leaks from the slave cylinder.
Check the slave cylinder dust boots for damage.
Disassembly and inspection
Remove the valve plate, spring, rod and dust boot.
Clean the slave cylinder bore.
Remove the piston from the working cylinder using compressed air, covering the cylinder with a rag to prevent the piston from flying out of the cylinder.
Check for rust and scoring on the inner surface of the cylinder.
Measure the inner diameter of the cylinder in three sections (bottom, middle and top) and replace the working cylinder assembly if the gap between the cylinder walls and the piston exceeds the limit value (0.15 mm).
Assembly
Apply brake fluid to the inner surface of the cylinder and the outer surface of the piston assembly, and insert the piston assembly into the cylinder.
Install the valve plate, spring rod and dust cover.
Installation
After coating the pin with grease, align the hole in the end of the slave cylinder rod with the hole in the clutch fork shaft and install the pin into the hole.
Install the working cylinder and connect the hydraulic drive pipe to it.