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Cheap aftermarket clutch cylinder or OME for FJ40

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Cheap aftermarket clutch cylinder or OME for FJ40

Post by captahab18 »

Has anybody thrown one of these on

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Landcruiser-Clut ... dZViewItem

Also is this as easy as removing the old one and bolting up the new one?

Or are there a hell of a lot more things to deal with like getting to the bastard from inside the cab?

Bleeding out air and such?

Thanks
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Post by RAY185 »

Price is fairly cheap, Repco retail the PRB brand Clutch Master Cylinder for about $70.

As far as fitting goes its not too hard, unbolt brake pipe and disconnect from pedal and firewall, put the new one on the way the old one came off and bleed the system. Probably take you an hour at the most, 20 minutes if you have some experience.

Edit: thats PBR not PRB!! :roll:
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Post by Reddo »

yeah agree, have used one of these and worked very well, made in Asia - where they make lots of this stuff for Yota variants, and so far 12 months, no problemos at all. Easy to fit as said.
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