How to Remove Rebuild Replace Clutch slave cylinder Toyota

[@altarwork]

Cool video. Like seeing that someone out there still is into taking the old and making it work like new again.

[@okyizaguirre8582]

Asi me enseño mi viejo. Hoy es mas facil conseguir el cilindro nuevo, que el repuesto. Felicidades por tu video.

[@gameonmobile8165]

Very good veedio ❤

[@freddytorrez7036]

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[@naseerp313]

Useful video

[@cooltube5952]

Glad you think so!

[@_alialkafagi4099]

Thank you man 🌹😍💙💚❤💛🧡💜

[@cooltube5952]

Always welcome

[@luisplazacastro5756]

Sin palabras, excelente

[@ipmann100]

What are the symptoms to replacing it?

[@mostafasalem1173]

Thanks a lot

[@isaganiortiz9749]

better use a new set of slave piston repair kit with new seals in it. recycling old piston make the clutch pedal rough when you step on it.

[@joseboquitasdelacoronilla7648]

Why trouble getting the seals out, when you can just cut them off. But great video.

[@cooltube5952]

Thanks.

[@danielcano5199]

Donde consigo el kit de reparación en México y como lo pido

[@confusedvoyager7916]

After-market for Toyota is a coin toss. I would rather re-build than replace with after market and OEM is an arm and a leg, besides, it's a manly man thing to do. If you can't stand the grease, stay out of the garage. Great video!

[@cooltube5952]

Thanks.

[@pedroorea7619]

Very nice

[@LoveNpeaceBaby]

Replace the whole slave cylinder so that you that have a problem.

[@deadsypadilla]

Call, you pick it.
They give you $280 more that your car is worth. Lol $300 total

[@leandrobarrantes4387]

👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤣

[@cooltube5952]

Thanks Leandro.

[@North49191]

or you could buy a new one for $15

[@joeyoung1498]

Or you can shut the F up before I

[@TheNico5555]

cut the old seals with the scissors instead of battling by hand.......

[@pirihern9329]

Save denero rebuild $$$$$

[@felixjoseymiriandediaz8663]

Tu lo ases bien. Rapido no habla ni ase muecas...

[@oc4132]

Terrible music

[@balloney2175]

Are you kidding? Why not just replace the whole slave cylinder than rebuild it? You bought the other stuff and you spend move money plus the work you did.

[@altarwork]

It’s a good thing to know how to rebuild stuff yourself for the days when the part is outta stock everywhere. Gives you another way to be able to get your car/truck going again. Plus, saving a dollar is saving a dollar.