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The sunroof. Only because I took the fuse out.
101 Uses for Cable Ties, no. 79, attaching slave cylinder to bell housing
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The zip tie on the pump side of the thermostat link tube stops the tube from sliding sideways into the pump housing. I've seen one fitted without the ties, where the tube had slid across, causing sudden coolant loss.
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The love affair with the cable tie holding the slave cylinder is finally over!!...right before Valentine's day too!!
Was driving along, clutching from 2nd to 3rd heard a loud bang, lost all gears
turns out the slave cylinder had disintegrated at the push rod end what a pile of crap
no roadside repair this time due to lack of parts, but the entire hydraulic system is click fit
So I had to cut the cable tie (x2)
After seeing the silly prices for a new hydraulic system, I'm thinking of modifying an MGF slave cylinder to fit the existing line, the MG clutch parts are metal, bleed valve and serviceable kits are widely available, I don't know why Land Rover used such plastic parts ?
Was driving along, clutching from 2nd to 3rd heard a loud bang, lost all gears
turns out the slave cylinder had disintegrated at the push rod end what a pile of crap
no roadside repair this time due to lack of parts, but the entire hydraulic system is click fitSo I had to cut the cable tie (x2)
After seeing the silly prices for a new hydraulic system, I'm thinking of modifying an MGF slave cylinder to fit the existing line, the MG clutch parts are metal, bleed valve and serviceable kits are widely available, I don't know why Land Rover used such plastic parts ?
