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Hydro Clutch pic request

1976Blazer76

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Don't have one and can't seem to find a picture. Anyone have a good shot of the line going from the master cylinder to the slave cylincer on a hydraulic clutch?


-Matt
 
It doesn't have to go in any certain position if that's what you're looking for. If you bought the factory line just hook it up at each end but make sure that nothing will get caught on it.
 
4X4HIGH said:
It doesn't have to go in any certain position if that's what you're looking for. If you bought the factory line just hook it up at each end but make sure that nothing will get caught on it.

I stopped by Napa and they looked at me like I was stupid. I even went in there before my new setup I got from you and asked for a hydraulic clutch, clutch fork. The guy demanded that it didn't exist. So I said so does the throw out bearing move by magic then? He finally looked it up and pulled it off the shelf. Guess I'll head to the dealer huh?

Matt
 
Talk with Jim here or gmpartsdirect.com

Part numbers you have (if still available :() and those two places will almost certainly be cheaper than your local dealer. Call their parts counter and ask after looking up a valid number at GMPD. Watch shipping, it's kinda pricey with them, but it's how they make their money. Still usually 25% less than my local dealer, if not more.
 
Just found it at LMC truck. Figured I couldn't buy it cause Napa told me so. $19.95, I think I'm just gonna go with that.


Matt

dyeager535 said:
Talk with Jim here or gmpartsdirect.com

Part numbers you have (if still available :() and those two places will almost certainly be cheaper than your local dealer. Call their parts counter and ask after looking up a valid number at GMPD. Watch shipping, it's kinda pricey with them, but it's how they make their money. Still usually 25% less than my local dealer, if not more.
 

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