OEM 2003 Ford Escape Clutch Master Cylinder

2003 Ford Escape Clutch Master Cylinder Parts Q&A

• Q: How to service and repair the clutch master cylinder on 2003 Ford Escape?

  A: First remove the clutch master cylinder rod from the clutch pedal before you disconnect it and then take off the clutch pedal bracket nut. Take precautions when working with brake fluid since its polyglycol ethers combined with polyglycols produce eye irritation so keep eyes and hands safe from contact. It is important to start eye flush with running water for 15 minutes but if irritation continues you must seek immediate medical assistance. Consumers should drink water and trigger vomiting followed by emergency medical help when brake fluid enters their stomach. Brake fluid poses a risk to painted surfaces as well as plastic materials so fast water washing of any accidents will prevent further damage. Begin by removing the clutch master cylinder hose from its position on the master cylinder before plugging it to avoid fluid drainage. The clutch slave cylinder tube then needs detachment from the master cylinder. Begin by removing the clutch master cylinder through first uninstalling the clutch master cylinder nut and afterward disassembling the cylinder. The installation process should start by following the reversal steps and completing air bleeding procedures for the system.