How hard to replace clutch master cylinder on a 2G?

[92GSXman]

I noticed that my pedal feels kinda sticky, like it's not coming back up fast enough. Looked up under the dash & noticed that a little fluid was leaking from my clutch master cylinder. So I guess it's time to replace it, I will probably do the slave as well along with the braided clutch line. Any pointers?

 

[Patryk]

about 10 minutes..then like 10 more minutes bleeding the system at the slave cylinder. Its in a repair manual.... real easy

 

[leet]

The master cylinder is two bolts, a fluid line, and a clip connection to the pedal. Piece of cake.

 

[shayne54]

Realisticly, Its about an hour job. That is if your doing it in your driveway or garage. Just make sure that you use a pipewrench on the clutch line as to not round it off at all. Should be a piece of cake even for a novice mechanic.

 

[92GSXman]

Thanks for the help guys!!! It looked like it was hard to get to so I fugured it would take a few hours to replace. I'll tackle it myself when it warms up a little more here.

 

[Defiant]

Very close to the same job:

http://www.plymouthlaser.com/masterc.htm

 

[jatanrice]

i know this forum is about 10 years old but thanks for that link. made replacement a cake job

 

[newtodsm97gst]

I just did mine couple months ago. the only thing that was hard was removing the clutch line from the master cylinder, so I cut it and bought a line from master to slave cylinder ... but after that it was cake, just make sure you properly adjust the clutch. theres a video in here or youtube how to adjust it.

 

[Spades]

Its pretty easy, but the guy way up above said 10 mins Yeah right

 

[CoriGst120]

took me an hour to do with new lines slave and master. that's was on a freshly painted engine bay also