Subject	You have to get a little violent with it and not be a sissy
Posted by	Dane (Houston) on December 20, 2009 at 12:06 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Re: clutch booster replacement posted by kennymize on December 17, 2009 at 06:29 PM
Message	Remove the master complety from the booster. Unscrewing the rod fork that clips to the pedal will give some more room. I had a really hard time getting it out and thought there would be no way to get the replacment one back in. But you just have to find the right angles to twist and pull it out and put it back in. It is not easy. Formerly SpecNATT (Houston)
Follow Ups	clutch booster replacement - kennymize 22:09:34 12/16/09 Re: clutch booster replacement - Dane (Houston) 10:54:00 12/17/09 Re: Re: clutch booster replacement - kennymize 18:11:34 12/17/09 Re: Re: Re: clutch booster replacement - kennymize 18:29:04 12/17/09 Not necessary, but helpful. It can be bypassed by capping - zgene4 17:44:05 12/19/09 You have to get a little violent with it and not be a sissy - Dane (Houston) 12:06:21 12/20/09
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