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Meshashmittjust wondered if anyones had to change/remove there brake servo & how hard it was
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Wednesday 16th December 2009, 15:28 #1Senior Member
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has been done on my old T5 which my mum has, did not do it myself but appernetly was pretty straight foward, plus you are good with the mechanical side of things so should not be to hard pedro
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Wednesday 16th December 2009, 15:34 #3Senior Member
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Thanked 5,021 Times in 4,072 Postsgood at lightening mechanic stuff you mean, taking the angle grinder to the braking circuit isn't really a good idea tho mate lol
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no pedro might ££££ it up a bit mate, spanners and care me thinks for this one
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Thanked 5,021 Times in 4,072 Postsbut i want to do it myself mate lol. Originally Posted by T5ER
The bloke says theirs normally a 4 bolt pattern one holding the servo, then a 2 bolt pattern holding the master cylinder on. Its one of those things i've never noticed but don't even know if the 4 bolts are inside the engine bay or the cabin side of the bulkhead?
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Wednesday 16th December 2009, 16:10 #6Senior Member
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Thanked 242 Times in 181 Postsjust unbolt it and see what happens... that's what you did with the heater matrix....
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Wednesday 16th December 2009, 16:21 #7Senior Member
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Thanked 5,021 Times in 4,072 Postswith the weather how it is at the moment i haven't been out to find the bolts, & with the heater matrix i ended up mopping blue coolant out the interior if you remember lol Originally Posted by TheFlyingFridgeMover
just unbolt it and see what happens... that's what you did with the heater matrix....
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Wednesday 16th December 2009, 17:55 #8Senior Member
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Thanked 5,021 Times in 4,072 Postslooks like i'll have to make an adaptor plate to mount the master cylinder to the bulkhead, & that the pedal rod is fitted to the servo so a new rod will have to be made to connect the pedal to the master cylinder. Hmm now wheres the socket set lol
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