Slave cylinder

Thread starter eliava
Start date Apr 25, 2017

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eliava

New Member

Apr 25, 2017

#1

quick ques: do i really have to remove the gearbox to change the slave cylinder ? Freelander td4 2004 Thanks

Arctic2

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2017

#2

Quick answer for you ( Yes ) I am afraid no way round it.

guineafowl21

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2017

#3

^^ +1 Yes, indeed you do.

Best to change the clutch as well while you're doing it.

Nodge68

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2017

#4

It's very common for a concentric cylinder to be used these days. Very few vehicles use a remote slave now.
So the Freelander is nothing unusual.

eliava

New Member

Apr 26, 2017

#5

thanks for your help. @guineafowl21 what if clutch was already replaced recently?

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