I have a 93 Civic EX, and the bleed screw on the clutch slave was sheared off. I succeeded in getting that out, but how do I find a new one? I'm not sure what size it is or where to acquire a replacement. Any help on the size? (I'm guessing that I can't just use a brake bleeder screw.) Thanks.

 

honda dealership

 

PArt #43352-567-000 to be exact.

 

Thanks for the help.

 

regular parts store would have it too get a speed bleeder while you are at it.
one way valve in the bleeder means no air can get it while bleeding

 

Yeah, I actually managed to find one that fit at Autozone. Good enough for me!

 

If a bleed screw is about $3 ea and a new slave cylinder is about $15, me personally I'd just get the new slave cylinder; you get a new bleed screw with it plus having the bennifit of a new cylinder.

 

A new slave pushes $30 at least, generally.

 

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http://www.stopshopanddrive.co...e.com

$14.54 for a new clutch slave cylinder from sanyco, a leader in OE hydraulic parts for asian car makes. They also make caliper-blanks for Stoptech. So unless you have to have nissin, which is generally the OE maker for Honda, the sanyco will work fine; I have one it works great. Go to kragen and the one from raybestos is $19.99: http://www.partsamerica.com/Pr...60025

 

Ahh, I see what you mean. Noobs like me are wary of generic parts, especially when there's no picture. Thanks for the info though. It's good to know for next time.