Removing Clutch Master Cylinder

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Fig 1: Identifying Clutch Master Cylinder Installation Position

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Secure the clutch power spring assembly.
1. 1.1. Pull off rubber sleeve on the plenum panel -arrow- .
  
  Fig 2: Pulling Off Rubber Sleeve
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2. 1.2. Press the clutch pedal -1- slightly -arrow A- until the clutch power spring axle -2- is visible through the bore.
  
  Fig 3: Securing Clutch Power Spring Assembly
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3. 1.3. Guide a suitable cotter pin -3- into the bore on the clutch power spring axle -2- (-arrow B- ).
Release electric plug connection -arrow a- and pull it off -arrow A- .

Fig 4: Disconnecting Plug Connection
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Brake fluid is hygroscopic! Close off all lines immediately with suitable stoppers.

Brake fluid will flow from the lines. Protect the body in the area under the clutch master cylinder (e.g. with a cleaning cloth).
Disconnect the supply and pressure hoses.

Fig 5: Disconnecting Lines
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1. 3.1. Pull off supply hose -1- (-arrow A- ) and close it off using a suitable stopper.
2. 3.2. Release the lock -2- using a screwdriver -arrow b- .
3. 3.3. Pull off pressure hose -3- (-arrow B- ) and close it off using a suitable stopper.
Release retaining clip for push rod -1- in the clutch pedal -2- using a pliers T10005 (-arrows A- ) and pull it off -arrow B- .

Fig 6: Disengaging Push Rod
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Loosen clutch master cylinder.
1. 5.1. Turn the clutch master cylinder anti-clockwise by approx. 60° -arrow A- .
  
  Fig 7: Removing Clutch Master Cylinder
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2. 5.2. Remove clutch master cylinder -arrow B- .