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Genuine BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder

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  • Diagram for BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder - 21526775924
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    BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder

    Part Number: 21526775924
    $168.55 MSRP: $223.56
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Cylinder, Slave Cylinder
    • Replaces: 21-52-1-158-903, 21-52-6-766-277
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1997-2002 BMW Z3 | 2.8L Engine(E36), Coupe(E36), Roadster 2.5L(E36), Roadster 2.8L(E36), Roadster 3.0L(E36)
  • Diagram for BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder - 21521159045
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    BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder

    Part Number: 21521159045
    $182.53 MSRP: $242.11
    You Save: $59.58 (25%)
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Slave Cylinder
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1996-2000 BMW Z3 | 1.9L Engine(E36), 2.8L Engine(E36), Roadster 1.9L(E36), Roadster 2.8L(E36), Roadster(E36)

BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder

The BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder transforms clutch pedal pressure into hydraulic pressure and allows drivers to separate the engine and gearbox easily. Positioned on the transmission, the Clutch Slave Cylinder is supplied with pressurized brake fluid from the master cylinder. It then pushes the pushrod against the release lever, thus freeing the clutch discs and allowing changes in gear to occur without grind. Keeping the BMW heritage of driver feedback intact, the design is simple and robust. Earlier Z3 editions and later facelift models share the same hydraulic layout, so there is only one style of Clutch Slave Cylinder between them, with differences that are limited to minor mounting angles and hose fittings rather than major function. Whenever you have pedal travel that is spongy, a dark appearance of the fluid, and dampness around the unit, then that is an indication that the Clutch Slave Cylinder may be leaking and is no longer building full pressure. Because the master cylinder is driving it directly, as long as the Clutch Slave Cylinder is leaking, it will also emulate master faults until the part is replaced. Regular fluid checks help every BMW owner keep crisp Z3 shift action and prolong clutch life in their BMW sports car fleet.

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BMW Z3 Clutch Slave Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q:
    Should the clutch slave cylinder be replaced together with the clutch master cylinder on BMW Z3?
    Posted by Alfredo L.
    A:
    The clutch master and clutch slave cylinders should be replaced together as a pair, as one failing usually indicates the other will fail soon after. To begin the removal process, remove enough brake fluid from the reservoir until it drops below the refill line connection. Then, raise and support the vehicle and place a drain pan under the clutch slave cylinder. Using a flare nut wrench, loosen the fluid line without removing it completely. Remove the retaining bolts and pull the clutch slave cylinder down, then remove the line from the cylinder. To install, place the clutch slave cylinder on the transmission, ensuring the correct cylinder diameter is used for engines with a dual mass flywheel. Tighten the bolts and fluid connections to the specified torque. Install the cylinder with the bleed screw facing down and coat the front pushrod with high temperature grease. Finally, bleed the system periodically using fresh fluid, following the proper guidelines to ensure a clean and air bubble-free system.
    Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Brad / Mar 21, 2025

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