Ford 7L8Z-2078-B
Brake Hose, Front

Service and repair of the clutch hydraulic fluid tubes requires builders to start by removing the engine air cleaner. To avoid fluid leakage during work disconnect both the clutch master cylinder and the clutch hydraulic fluid tube fitting through proper plugging of fluid paths. The installation of new clutch hydraulic fluid tubes requires you to connect the clutch hydraulic fluid tube fitting to the clutch slave cylinder-to-clutch hydraulic fluid tube adapter with a proper torque of 25 Nm (18 ft. lbs.). The removal process ends with installation of the clutch hydraulic tube by following the same steps while performing air bleeding procedures for the system. The proper handling of brake fluid remains essential because it can harm painted or plastic surfaces; immediate washes with cold water should be performed for any spillages. Emergency medical assistance for Ford/Motorcraft products can be obtained by calling 1-800-959-3673 in USA or Canada but always refer to the MSDS document if available since following instructions fails to result in personal injury hazards.

The service process for clutch hydraulic fluid tubes starts with removing the engine air cleaner. The procedure starts with unplugging the clutch master cylinder and the clutch hydraulic fluid tube fitting at the clutch master cylinder and then plugging both components to stop fluid leakage. The installation process requires secure tightening of the clutch hydraulic fluid tube adapter at 25 Nm (18 ft. lbs.) to the clutch slave cylinder. To install the clutch hydraulic tube(reverse the removal steps) then perform system bleeding to release the air. Users should exercise careful handling of brake fluid since polyglycol ethers and polyglycols present within can harm individuals; keep away from the eyes and thoroughly wash hands afterward and immediately rinse eyes with running water for 15 minutes in case of exposure and consult a doctor for persistent irritation. Any product leakage of brake fluid requires immediate removal by water because it poses a risk to painted and plastic surfaces.

Handle brake fluid with care, as it contains polyglycol ethers and polyglycols, which can cause irritation; avoid contact with eyes and wash hands thoroughly after handling.