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    #16
    if u get confused on what to do...just go to auto zone and get a haynes manual and it will show you everything about it...im sure one of ur family members or someone you know has replaced on before...just ask for assistance im sure they wuld help.....

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      #17
      A lot cb7's have this problem. You can keep running it for a while by just bleeding it when ever needed. Just have some one pump the clutch while you bleed it until it gets pressure. Eentualy you can do it your self. In my case i did that for about a year once a day just about. Until the leak was actually pouring liquid... then i just replaced the slave cylinder. It's easy with your manual.
      Last edited by 93Frost_cb7; 07-23-2009, 06:01 PM.

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        #18
        if you plan on putting on a new slave, you might as well get the master replaced too... i remember last year... i had the same problem... tried to do the master myself... but no luck too many obstruction in the way... so i said the hell with it and took it to the dealer and have them do it... they told me that if i do the master, might as well do the slave too... but i elected to do the master and after part and labor they charged me 250 and some change... just for the master... and shortly a week later, the slave went out on me. lols... took it back to dealer and have them replace the slave and they charged me 180 something and some change. so if u do one, then do the other. good luck

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          #19
          Originally posted by brand0n327 View Post
          but culdnt he get by with just replacing the slave cylinder for now? and worry about the master cylinder another time? cuz thats all i did and im still running pretty good...
          The master cylinder is leaking. That is very likely what caused the problem in the first place.


          Replace both. You're looking at MAYBE $80... possibly less if you shop cheap.






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