OEM Chevrolet Cobalt Clutch Slave Cylinder

Chevrolet Cobalt Clutch Slave Cylinder Parts and Q&A

• Slave Cylinder
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  Q: How to Service and Repair the Clutch Slave Cylinder on a Chevrolet Cobalt?

  A:

  Replacing the clutch actuator cylinder requires two steps: the removal of transmission and the disconnection of the clutch actuator cylinder line. Begin by detaching the clutch actuator cylinder bolts which secure the transmission then delete the upper bolt and clutch actuator cylinder. The inside diameter of the bearing requires saturn p/n 21005995 or an equivalent lubricant for installation of the new clutch actuator cylinder because excessive lubricant on the input shaft splines might lead to Clutch Disc contamination causing shudder. Weld the clutch actuator cylinder in place onto the transmission while torquing its bolts to 10 n.m (89 lb in). After applying 10 n.m (89 lb in) torque to the upper line release bolt continue the installation process. Reinstall the transmission after connecting the clutch actuator cylinder line while running a hydraulic system bleed.
• Slave Cylinder
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  Q: How to replace the Clutch Slave Cylinder on Chevrolet Cobalt?

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  To replace the clutch actuator cylinder, you disconnect the clutch actuator cylinder line, and you remove your transmission. Then, extract the bolt of clutch actuator cylinder of the transmission and the upper bolt along with clutch actuator cylinder. When working with the new clutch actuator cylinder, make sure to lubricate the inside diameter of the bearing using saturn p/n 21005995, or equivalent, but not excessively on the input shaft splines to avoid dripping onto the Clutch Disc and causing the Clutch Disc to shudder later. Put the clutch actuator cylinder onto the transmission and bolt it into place, tightening it to 10 n.m (89 lb in). Subsequently, install the top line release bolt and tighten it to 10 n.m (89 lb in) too. Refit the transmission, reconnect the clutch actuator cylinder line, and bleed the hydraulic system.