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BMW 330i Clutch Slave Cylinder
Part Number: 21526785964$90.08 MSRP: $113.92You Save: $23.84 (21%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 330i Clutch Slave Cylinder
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BMW 330i Clutch Slave Cylinder
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BMW 330i Clutch Slave Cylinder
The BMW 330i Clutch Slave Cylinder assures smooth gear shifts by translating pedal force into a hydraulic force that decouples the clutch to allow for safe shifting. Attached to the bell housing of the transmission, the Clutch Slave Cylinder gets pressurized brake fluid from the clutch master cylinder every time the driver presses on the pedal, extends its push rod against the release fork, and separates the clutch disc from the flywheel so the gears can slide in cleanly. In early 330i models, a simple cast-iron Clutch Slave Cylinder was common. Later BMW variants switched to an aluminum-body cylinder to save weight. However, all units function on the same hydraulic actuation principle and have the same mounting points. Regardless of their material, all Clutch Slave Cylinders rely on an internal rubber seal to hold pressure, and when that seal wears, drivers will notice a mushy pedal, fluid loss, or trouble engaging gears. Regularly examining the fluid helps the BMW hydraulic system remain airtight. In other words, if the reservoir is dry, it can draw air, which will prevent the Clutch Slave Cylinder from extending its rod the full stroke, causing grinding shifts in the 330i. A grinding shift can additionally damage the synchros. A replacement Clutch Slave Cylinder unit brings back the crispness to the pedal feel, one that one would expect from a 330i. Further, this implies the BMW drivetrain now will work as intended.
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BMW 330i Clutch Slave Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q:How to remove and install a clutch slave cylinder on BMW 330i?Posted by Vincent K.A:Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with the paint as it will damage the finish. Removal: Remove the brake fluid reservoir cap and siphon out enough fluid so that the level is below the level of the reservoir fluid hose connection to the Clutch Master Cylinder. Do not empty the reservoir, as this will draw air into the brake system. To improve access, raise the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands. Release the bolts and remove the splash shield for access to the transmission bellhousing. For metal slave cylinders, place a container beneath the hydraulic pipe connection on the clutch slave cylinder to catch escaping brake fluid. Unscrew the union nut and disconnect the fluid line. Unscrew the securing nuts and withdraw the slave cylinder from the mounting studs on the bellhousing. For plastic slave cylinders, remove the slave cylinder mounting nuts and withdraw the slave cylinder from the mounting studs on the transmission. Pry out the retaining clip and disconnect the fluid line from the cylinder. Inspection: Inspect the slave cylinder for fluid leaks and damage, and replace if necessary. Installation: On models with a plastic slave cylinder, press the piston into the cylinder, then reconnect the fluid pipe. Refill the fluid reservoir, then extend and compress the piston in the cylinder five times while holding the cylinder vertical. The remainder of installation is the reverse of removal, noting the following points: Before installation, clean and lightly grease the end of the slave cylinder pushrod. Tighten the mounting nuts to the specified torque. Top off the fluid level and bleed the clutch hydraulic system.Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Chaz / Oct 06, 2022
