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Genuine BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder

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  • Diagram for BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder - 21526785964
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    BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder

    Part Number: 21526785964
    $90.08 MSRP: $113.92
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Cylinder, Slave Cylinder
    • Replaces: 21-52-6-775-872
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2009-2016 BMW Z4 | sDrive28i(E89), sDrive30i(E89), sDrive35i(E89)
  • Diagram for BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder - 21526785966
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    BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder

    Part Number: 21526785966
    $168.55 MSRP: $223.56
    You Save: $55.01 (25%)
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Slave Cylinder
    • Replaces: 21-52-6-775-922, 21-52-6-766-279, 21-52-1-164-919
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2003-2008 BMW Z4 | 2.5i(E85), 3.0i(E85), Coupe 3.0si(E86), Roadster 3.0i(E85), Roadster 3.0si(E85)

BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder

The BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder is an essential component that transforms your foot's push into hydraulic force, allowing the clutch to detach from the flywheel without any grinding of gears. This small cylinder takes in pressurized brake fluid from the clutch master cylinder, which then pushes out a rod that essentially shoves the release fork, immediately disengaging the transmission as soon as the pedal drops. The early Z4 editions applied a mechanical linkage similar to what was applied in older BMW models. Eventually, it was standardized to the hydraulic Clutch Slave Cylinder. It aids weight saving, reduces pedal effort, and self-adjusts as components wear. The two options seek the same disconnection, but the hydraulic version does without cables and pivots, providing a steadier feel during spirited Z4 drives. When low pressure cannot push the rod sufficiently far to disengage, either due to air entering the system, fluid leaks, or long pedal travel, the Clutch Slave Cylinder likely requires service. Regular examination of the Clutch Slave Cylinder seal ensures any BMW Z4 has a crisp shift. This BMW Clutch Slave Cylinder component is central to daily fun.

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BMW Z4 Clutch Slave Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q:
    How to remove and install the brake fluid reservoir cap and clutch slave cylinder on BMW Z4?
    Posted by Kara B.
    A:
    To remove the brake fluid reservoir cap, siphon out enough brake fluid so that the level is below the reservoir fluid hose connection to the Clutch Master Cylinder, ensuring not to empty the reservoir to avoid drawing air into the brake hydraulic circuits. For better access, raise the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands. If applicable, remove the under-body shield to access the bellhousing. Place a container beneath the hydraulic line connection on the clutch slave cylinder to catch any escaping brake fluid, then unscrew the fitting nuts and disconnect the fluid line, followed by removing the nut that secures the line bracket to the slave cylinder. After disconnecting the line fitting, remove the retaining nuts and the remaining securing nut to withdraw the slave cylinder from the mounting studs on the bellhousing. Inspect the slave cylinder for fluid leaks and damage, replacing it if necessary, as no spare parts are available for the unit. For installation, follow the reverse order of removal, ensuring to clean and lightly grease the end of the slave cylinder pushrod before installation, tighten the mounting nuts to the specified torque, and finally, top up the brake fluid level and bleed the clutch hydraulic circuit upon completion.
    Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Chaz / Jul 04, 2022

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