clutch resivoir

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lucas
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clutch resivoir

Post by lucas »

i heard of a few of you guys cutting your clutch resivoirs to make an intercooler fit. My question is how and where did you cut it? form the top or bottom?
kleinkid
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cut bottom

Post by kleinkid »

You would need to cut the bottom, so you can still latch the cap on.
Dynamic Entry
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Post by Dynamic Entry »

ya, bottom cut for sure

pump out fluid, take off, hacksaw about an inch off, put back on, new fluid, voila

make sure you have a smooth cut and don't leave any shards inside
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Post by dscoobydoo »

Why cut when you can go to a junkyard and get the smaller/right side off-set one that FITS WITHOUT CUTTING!
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