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Re: 90 prelude clutch slave cylinder install
It isn't that hard to do. All you need to do is:
1) Open the bleeder valve on the slave cylinder.
2) Loosen the nut on the top of cylinder.
3) Remove a bolt that holds the clutch line. I believe it's right under the distributor cap, that way you can have some play when you remove the slave cylinder.
4) Loosem and remove the 2 bolts in bottom of cylinder and it should just come off, maybe witha little faningaling.
5) Repeat the same steps to put it back on, and YES, you DO have to bleed the system.
IF it is leaking, even just a little, replace it ASAP or else you can have big problems.
Hope that helps man
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1994 Honda Prelude Si H23A1

Me: Get new U-Joints, then your Ford won't suck as bad.
Him: Do I need o-rings?
Me: No you idiot.
Him: Sorry, I've never replaced an O-Joint before
Me: FAIL
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