del Sol Master Cylinder
06-30-2005, 12:01 AM
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del Sol Master Cylinder
I got a bad master cylinder and i need to replace it...whats are the steps i need need to take to remove it? How do i take it off, what do i need to know...and tips, how to's, tep by steps and or pics will be real helpful...thanks 
06-30-2005, 12:23 AM
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Re: del Sol Master Cylinder (JDMSol626)
1.remove cap
2.empty resevoir
3.disconnect brake hoses
4.unscrew mounting bolts
5.pull out from brake booster
to install, reverse the order.
2.empty resevoir
3.disconnect brake hoses
4.unscrew mounting bolts
5.pull out from brake booster
to install, reverse the order.
06-30-2005, 05:53 AM
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Re: del Sol Master Cylinder (JDMSol626)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Advan06 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
1.remove cap
2.empty resevoir
3.disconnect brake hoses
4.unscrew mounting bolts
5.pull out from brake booster
to install, reverse the order.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Correct
Also dont forget to bench bleed it. what that is, is taking some hoses and hooking them up where the brake lines go. Then fill it with brake fluid, then pump the hell out of it untill the thing is completly bled thro.
That will save you LOTS of time later, also dont foget to still bleed the brakes anyway just to be safe because theres a chance you can still get air pockets in them but the bench methode saves you lots of time.
1.remove cap
2.empty resevoir
3.disconnect brake hoses
4.unscrew mounting bolts
5.pull out from brake booster
to install, reverse the order.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Correct
Also dont forget to bench bleed it. what that is, is taking some hoses and hooking them up where the brake lines go. Then fill it with brake fluid, then pump the hell out of it untill the thing is completly bled thro.
That will save you LOTS of time later, also dont foget to still bleed the brakes anyway just to be safe because theres a chance you can still get air pockets in them but the bench methode saves you lots of time.
07-05-2005, 09:11 AM
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Re: del Sol Master Cylinder (nocturnaldragon)
Yeah, and buy a brand new M/C, not used. I just bought a junkyard one and replaced a bad master cylinder with a bad master cylinder. 
They're about $70 adler brand new on eBay.
They're about $70 adler brand new on eBay.
07-05-2005, 11:01 AM
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Re: del Sol Master Cylinder (JUN1OR)
you will have to buy a 10mm flare nut wrench (if you have ABS i think you will need a 12 mm to. but can the the combo wrench for a couple of buck). you can not use a reg. wrench on the flare nut because it is brass and you will strip the hell out of it.
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Re: del Sol Master Cylinder (JDMSol626)
Same here. Did you buy used or new M/C, and did you bench bleed the M/C before installing, then bleed all 4 corners? I bench bled, but didn't bleed all 4 yet... Pedal still sinks for me too. 
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