1997 Ford Ranger SuperCab "changing push rod slave clutch" Questions

...rod from the clutch pedal goes to it and the slave will usually drip out the front of the transmission. Hope this helps you to repair your Ranger. Your truck has a hydraulic clutch. You need to check ...

push rod on my clutch pedal I can shift car into all gears but when I let out the clutch pedal it makes a grinding noise and wont engauge in 1st or 2nd gear all other gears work fine the gear grinding

...push rod away from the firewall to full extent on the old cylinder and i had clutch engagement toward fire wall but car was driveable..sooo i got new slave and new mas cylinder installed and bled ...

...push clutch in it goes and stays all way to floor. There's no play in the clutch at all. truck won't go into gear if it's on. But if it's off it will It's a 99ford ranger 2.5 standard standard manual ...

...Slave Cylinder also has a piston in it, and the piston pushes against a small metal rod. The rod pushes against one end of the Clutch Release Arm. The Clutch Release Arm is connected to a Pivot post, ...

push rod. Use electrical tape to keep them together. Once they're in the pressure will keep them snug while you test it. Try about a 1/4 inch to start and only go up an 1/8th inch at a time after that

...slave cylinder? Was the pressure plate and clutch release bearing in good shape? Did you make sure the disk was turned with the springed side facing the pressure plate and not the flywheel? it could ...

...push rod on the clutch master cylinder keep breaking when trying to bleed the system on our 2001 Dodge Neon. my husband changed out the entire clutch system including the slave cylinder and master ...

...push the pedal down, a rod from the top of pedal pushes into the clutch master cylinder bolted to the firewall under the hood. This cylinder has a reservoir filled with brake fluid. When the rod ...

...push rod for the clutch master under the dash and also the slave cylinder and replact the leaking part It's probably your slave cylinder. On my '89 it was located in the clutch housing. You have to ...