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Gents, Today I installed a new slave cylinder and I noticed that the spring comes close or is right against the rubber boot on the the slave cylinder. Is this correct? I have the spring attaching at the end of the clutch fork (near the pin joint attaching the slave cylinder rod) and the other end a
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Re: slave cylinder spring and misc. ?
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Posts: 1,438
Date: August 31, 2009 10:43PM
Just for laughs, I ran a google search for the following:
>hydraulic surge loop to prevent hammer in a fluid
>hydraulic surge coil to prevent hammer in a fluid
There is a lot of info that comes up on water hammer, fluid hammer and many devices and designs to suppress or eliminate it.
There is NOTHING that states a simple coil of tubing will suppress hammer.
It is not me that trashes threads. It is the never ending posting of total fiction, ad nauseum, which requires constant debunking, that trashes threads.
>hydraulic surge loop to prevent hammer in a fluid
>hydraulic surge coil to prevent hammer in a fluid
There is a lot of info that comes up on water hammer, fluid hammer and many devices and designs to suppress or eliminate it.
There is NOTHING that states a simple coil of tubing will suppress hammer.
It is not me that trashes threads. It is the never ending posting of total fiction, ad nauseum, which requires constant debunking, that trashes threads.
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