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03-17-2002, 12:29 PM
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
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I took the side panel out today and the cylinder is certainly kaputt. There is oil everywhere.
I would appreciate any advice on changing the cylinder, it seems to be bolted on with one bolt and I guess there is an arm connected from the cylinder to something but I don't see it. There also seem to be 2 hydraulic hoses cables connected to the cylinder. I suppose these are like brake cylinders? If I change one then I should change both of the cylinders because the extra pressure from the new one will break it anyway? I have a Haynes repair manual but it says nothing about convertibles so I would appreciat any advice. Thanks Marton |
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