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i've just received a replacement servo for my 1981 1.9 t25 high top, its a used part but have got a 30 day gaurantee just in case !!
its come with the fluid reservoir attached, does this mean i will have to blead the system and add new fluid??
also can any of you describe the procedure for replacing the servo?

All will become quite clear once you remove all of the dashboard components.........

You will notice that the brake master cylinder and reservoir is held by a couple of bolts to the servo assembly, simply unbolt the one supplied on the second hand unit and disregard it. Do the same to your own master cylinder but leave the pipes connected and simply push it towards the screen so you can get the old servo out from its location Then once you have jiggled the new servo/ pedal box into position simply bolt your existing master cylinder to the replacement servo,,,,,,,,no need to get involved bleeding the brakes...


Regards


Fritz,,,,,,,,,,,

Thanks Fritz .....thats just the reply i was after. im an amature in mechanics, just leaning the ropes, you've given me some confidence nowing that i dont have to do any system bleeding.!

cheers mate.

yeah , im "pooh" at spelling also !!!