....is it a push on fit ?:slayer:
Technical bravo 1.6 slave cylinder....
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Technical bravo 1.6 slave cylinder....
Not sure but wouldnt of thought so, on my car, 1.2, it had a bolt on either side and was a piece of **** to change.
its two bolts
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would this fit mine?, isnt the 1.6 slave different to the 1.2,1.4?
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Best bet would just to be have a look at yours, thats what i did and went for the one that looked like mine.
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yeah i went out earlier and looked, and got a slave cylinder off flea bay for £43.50 with postage 
Just remember when you have fitted it to bleed it first to save the sad image when the clutch pedal goes to the floor and doesnt come back up
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cheers rigby, well we already bled it....and runs fine for some weird reason, anyway will i need to bleed it again with the new slave ?
Yea you will, as when you first plum it all back up and press the clutch pedal it will be full of air, i had to pump the pedal for quite awhile untill to felt good and a constant flow of fluid was coming out of the nipple.
Sorry to but in on this thread but are all bravo clutches hydralic and use the same reservoir as the Brake Fluid.
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Unless there is a seperate clutch reservoir then it uses the same one, only 1 kind of fluid in there too obviously.
