The clutch master cylinder was leaking on my Porsche 944 so one of the jobs I've been needing to do is replacing it. I bought the part many months ago but with the other restoration work taking priority it's been left. Before I put the seats back in the car it seemed an ideal opportunity to sort it - and from the experience I'd highly recommend doing the job with the driver's seat removed!
The actual replacement of the master cylinder is fairly straightforward but was much simpler with the underside of the car dismantled. Without the exhaust and torque tube in place it was much easier to access the bleed nipple for the clutch to be able to flush the old clutch fluid out and remove air from the system.
When we did the bleeding the fluid that came out was a horrible brown colour so hadn't been changed for some time.
The diary of a Porsche 911 and former 944 Owner. I have now bought a 1998 Porsche 911 having previously owned a 2001 model 911 Carrera 2 and 1986 Porsche 944. This car is an early 996 C2 coupe with 3.4 engine/manual transmission and cable throttle. This is intended to document my experiences with the Porsche 911 over time including any problems and the running costs of maintaining a 21 year old Porsche 911
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