I wanted to know how do you take the master cylinder off to replace it. I went to the J yards yesterday and found a Honda with what looks like is a brand new looking master cylinder. I removed the brake lines and the 2 10 mm nuts but could not get the master cylinder off. I didnt want to force it so I winded up taking the entire brake booster with master cylinder attached. (had to remove the intake in order to get it out) please give me a little insight or send a thread on how to remove the Master Cylinder.
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Hey I did this not too long ago but I can't remember exactly step for step. I don't remember having any trouble though. I'll go look at mine here shortly and see what all had to be done. -
Hey I wen out there and looked at it and what you did should be it. 2 10mm nuts and then the two brake lines. Then it should just pull straight out as far as I remember. I don't have my manual anymore (lost when I moved) or I could just scan the pages and send them to you but it should come out right now. I haven't had to replace anything on my cb7 EXCEPT for that part and it didn't take me long so I don't remember anything happening that caused problems. MANHANDLE THAT BISH! lol. I hope you get it fixed though.Comment
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Once you take the 10mm nuts off, it should slide right out. You might have to wiggle it back and forth a little bit.1990 LX Coupe-----1992 LX Sedan
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Ok. I thought you might hvae to do some wiggling. I didnt want to destroy it at the yard since it looks brand new. Also found a new speed sensor from the yards. No corrosion anywhere! The J-yards is the spot for me!!!Comment
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junk yards are your best friend...rims...ifyou have an f22a1 you can add nearly 20hp with junk yard parts too...junk yards...rock!Originally posted by plee3 View Post__
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Yes I second that motion. I'm new to Florida and called the first couple that my dad mentioned to me and one of them has like 5 accords and god know how many other Hondas/Acuras out there. I know where i'm going when I get paid. Now if I could just find out where my oil leak is comming from lol. How's that master cylinder comming?Comment
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step on the brake pedal. L8erSummer 11' Big plans (Bodywork/paint/rims etc..) in Progress STAY TUNED
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Yes!!! It did require some wiggling! Thanks!! I will replace it tomarrow. I also decided to inspect, clean and tighten that FITV and the IAC valves. It definately stopped the RPM's from fluctuating! That thing purrs!!!! I would like to thank you all for all the help!!! More upgrades and pics comming soon!!! I will be catching up very soon!!! I really digging this CB7 thing!Comment
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its a great feeling when it finally stops doing that huh? such an annoying problem. stupid IAC valve.Originally posted by plee3 View Post'93 EX-R 5spdComment
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