Craigss81689

I've researched many threads on here and on the Accord forums about our check valve but haven't found any DIY slave cylinder removals. The videos I found online were explaining how to remove the check valve while it's already out of the car. If anyone can send me the link on how to remove the slave cylinder so I can remove the check valve. I'll greatly appreciate it.

justnspace

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it's pretty easy.
take off the bolts that are holding the slave cylinder in place. thats it.

Adobeman

Hope this helps

justnspace

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the hard part will be bleeding the clutch afterwards

sockr1

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or getting that stupid little clip off haha. i bent like 10 picks trying to get it off, but then again they were from harbor freight haha.

i ended up just taking a dremel and making a groove so i could get under the clip and have more leverage prying it off

justnspace

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i flung the C-clip across my garage picking it out...
THAT was fun looking for it

sockr1

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lol! i think i read about your experience on that so i put a towel over mine when i did it haha. thanks!

srg818

Giant ziploc bag works great too.

justnspace

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if you can use your hand to cover while prying...that works too
anything to prevent the c-clip from flying!

srg818

The fun ones to do are the giant wheel bearing snap rings After the fourth or fifth wheel bearing change I finally gave in and bought a decent set of snap ring pliers.

justnspace

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LOL! i've never messed with wheel bearings yet...
I'll keep that in mind, if mine ever go