Clutch Pipe

[Threescoops]

hi guys n gals. Im in need for some advise really. my clutch pipe has a split and im going to replace the slave cyclinder at the same time as the bleeder has snapped off while underneath the pipe doesn't look over clever all the way down. ive managed to get some wire reinforced rubber piping for work that we were throwing out and wondered if that would do the job or if any one has done it..

[itchyfeet]

What van year engine?
Brickwerks do this but out of stock

email them perhaps


http://www.brickwerks.co.uk/index.php/c ... te-t3.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

cylinders are cheap enough just replace

[Hacksawbob]

You can get a joiner piece to bypass the dodgy bit, its not high pressure like the brake circuit so anything that holds fluid will get you there. But it does share the same reservoir as the brakes so fluid loss will not be a good thing ultimately. I think it's an unusual diameter pipe as well. I have a sneaky suspicion I have a role of it .... somewhere!

[Threescoops]

It's a 1983 1.9 dg water cooled transporter.....I might put the rubber piping on then and give it a go at least with it been low-ish pressure maybe a jubilee clip or 2 might hold it on?

[Simon Baxter]

Early van...

Early clutch pipe - budget

Early clutch pipe - Stainless

Early metal brake pipe - flexy to cylinder

Slave cylinder - budget

[Threescoops]

Cheers Simon for links stainless one looks pretty good to me