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fixed my corrado. cheers for all the help. my corrado is a 1991 16v on removing the slave cylinder i noyiced that the seal on the unit was in p@ss poor condition and as hydrolic systems often show no sign of a problem leading up to compleat failiure. i would recomend that owners of similar ahe corrados check the slave cylinder . it will be obviouse if its a old unit and may require replacing
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cheers again dude .. thought i would start a new thread to be on safe side
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cheers dude........ i tryed one of the satalite hallfords stores last night. they didnt have one so am going to try the main super store this morrning
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changed slave cylinder for new after massive failure. . have tryed to bleed system using clutch pedal pumping and topping up brake res.. cant seem to get enough pressure in hydrolic system.. haynes golf manual 92/98 says system needs to be pressured with a kit that forces the fluid into the system .......... cant seem to get one from anywere..... please advise
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right i found the problem it was the slave cylinder on top of the gear box. so i changed that for new also replaced flexy hose and anti vibration coil as could not get it off the old slave. looks like i need a kit to pressure the hydrolic system now as pumping the clutch pedal does not get pressure up .............. been around all the usual suspects { hallford, independent motor factors and such } but no one seems to sell a kit to pressure a hydrolic system.............. does anyone have any idears . or am i just doing it wrong
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hi ............ thanks for the reply to my clutch problem . i am certain that i have a hydrolic leak now as pushing the car out of the garage revealed a pool of hydrolic fluid { quite near the pool of oil thats a regular feature} my corrado is a 1991 16v { i failed to point this out befor} vi checked the master cylinder which seems ok . but was unaware that there was a slave cylinder so will look into that ..........cheers
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hi iv had a corrado for just over a year now and am seriously concidering getting a tow truck as a second ride :wink: as i got in it this morrning i caught the clutch pedal . which then flopped to the floor and didn,t come back up :mad: all was fine last night as i pulled it into the garage / its showed no sign of clutch related problems leading up to this/ i cant see any fluid leak on the floor under it/ i did find that the brake fluid resivoir was below min. which i have topped up / and last night was the first frost/ .................. any idears to cause and solution would be welcome