OEM 2004 Ford Escape Clutch Slave Cylinder

2004 Ford Escape Clutch Slave Cylinder Parts Q&A

• Q: How to service and repair the clutch slave cylinder safely on 2004 Ford Escape?

  A: The servicing and repair process for clutch slave cylinders demands protection since brake fluid contains polyglyeol ethers and polyglyeols that are harmful to contact; therefore avoid the eyes and thoroughly clean your hands after touching. An eye exposure requires immediate water flush for 15 minutes followed by medical help in the event of lasting irritation. Emergency medical assistance should be obtained right away after ingesting the material and following water consumption and vomiting procedure. The fluid from a brake system should be cleaned off painted and plastic elements right away using water since brake fluid causes damage to these materials. Begin the work order by detaching the clutch slave cylinder tube before plugging it to reduce fluid leakage. Start by removing the clutch slave cylinder through the process of removing its securing bolts followed by removing the cylinder itself. During clutch slave cylinder installation both backward operation of removal steps and air bleed procedures need to be applied for proper system functioning.