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60 series clutch cylinders

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60 series clutch cylinders

Post by Pyrotech »

Iv got 2 60s, ones petrol, ones diesel,
The petrol one needs the clutch cylinders replaced, can I use the ones off of the diesel?
Or do I need to buy new ones?
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Post by Pyrotech »

anyone?
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Post by WICKED »

I think you'll find that the diesel one is bigger.
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Post by sambo »

I would consider just buying a new one. When mine went a whole new cylinder ready to bolt in was considerably cheaper than a seal kit. These were both from the same store.

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