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2000 Mercury Cougar Clutch Master Cylinder, Clutch Slave Cylinder
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OEM 2000 Mercury Cougar Parts for Hydraulic System - Transmission
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Clutch Master Cylinder, Clutch Slave Cylinder Installation and Repair Tips for 2000 Mercury Cougar
- Q: How to Properly Handle and Maintain the Clutch Slave Cylinder in a 2000 Mercury Cougar?A: In order to service the clutch slave cylinder, dismantle the transaxle and input shaft without contact of brake fluid. Unhook slave cylinder and thrust bearing, remove the high-pressure pipe and bleed nipple. To install, reverse the process, apply Gasket Maker and bleed the hydraulic clutch system to ensure it works.
- Q: How to Address Issues with the Clutch Master Cylinder on a 2000 Mercury Cougar?A: To replace the clutch master cylinder, you will need to disconnect the battery, the lower instrument panel and the connectors of the Central Junction Box (CJB). Take off the CJB and the clutch master cylinder, be careful not to have brake fluid come in contact. Installation is possible by reversing the steps and finally bleeding the hydraulic system.