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squirting clutch master cylinder

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Subject: squirting clutch master cylinder
From: Cromracker2@aol.com
Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 20:30:52 EDT
      Hail to all the Triumph listers!  I finally had enough of the clutch 
master cylinder dripping on my foot, so I ordered a kit from Moss to rebuild 
it. First question: should you run a hone through the bore of the cylinder as 
you would a brake wheel cylinder, or should you just replace the seals? The 
problem is that now when you release the pedal after depressing it to the 
floor, I have a nice steady squirt of brake fluid that hits the seat. 
Luckily, I was not seated in the car at the time; the car was up on stands. 
Before I reassembled the master cylinder, I checked the bore of the cylinder 
and noticed a scratch that runs fore to aft the length of the bore. As I 
could not feel the scratch, I let it go. The master cylinder has been 
re-removed and is sitting on the bench preparing itself for round #2. Your 
suggestions and comments are solicited.

                                                                             
Jim McArthur
                                                                             
'74 TR6     CF17672U

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