Hello,

I put a brand new Wagner Slave Cylinder for my clutch. Its internal.
And its leaking!!!

(3.0, v-6, supercab)

Any suggestions? I pray its not defective. Thats a lot of work :(

thanks,
Punkie :)

 

Did you replace the master cylinder at the same time as the slave, and flush
the fluid line until clear fluid came out? Did you clean the inside of the
clutch housing so that it looks factory new? If not, then the new cylinder
could have been damaged by contamination. This is supposed to be a problem
with these internal slave cylinders. If the slave is leaking, you will for
sure have to remove it anyway.

This is a Jeep news group, by the way.

Earle

"punkie" <inmission1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1147794894.719811.279580@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> Hello,
>
> I put a brand new Wagner Slave Cylinder for my clutch. Its internal.
> And its leaking!!!
>
> (3.0, v-6, supercab)
>
> Any suggestions? I pray its not defective. Thats a lot of work :(
>
> thanks,
> Punkie :)
>



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Did you replace the master cylinder at the same time as the slave, and flush
the fluid line until clear fluid came out? Did you clean the inside of the
clutch housing so that it looks factory new? If not, then the new cylinder
could have been damaged by contamination. This is supposed to be a problem
with these internal slave cylinders. If the slave is leaking, you will for
sure have to remove it anyway.

This is a Jeep news group, by the way.

Earle

"punkie" <inmission1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1147794894.719811.279580@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> Hello,
>
> I put a brand new Wagner Slave Cylinder for my clutch. Its internal.
> And its leaking!!!
>
> (3.0, v-6, supercab)
>
> Any suggestions? I pray its not defective. Thats a lot of work :(
>
> thanks,
> Punkie :)
>



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Did you replace the master cylinder at the same time as the slave, and flush
the fluid line until clear fluid came out? Did you clean the inside of the
clutch housing so that it looks factory new? If not, then the new cylinder
could have been damaged by contamination. This is supposed to be a problem
with these internal slave cylinders. If the slave is leaking, you will for
sure have to remove it anyway.

This is a Jeep news group, by the way.

Earle

"punkie" <inmission1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1147794894.719811.279580@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> Hello,
>
> I put a brand new Wagner Slave Cylinder for my clutch. Its internal.
> And its leaking!!!
>
> (3.0, v-6, supercab)
>
> Any suggestions? I pray its not defective. Thats a lot of work :(
>
> thanks,
> Punkie :)
>



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