C21470-G - Slave Cylinder Clutch by AP Driveline Land Rover Range Rover

C21470-G - Hulpcilinder koppeling

- €67,60

€67,60

€67,60 - €67,60

€67,60

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Brand AP Aandrijflijn

Hulpkoppelingscilinder

Alternative Codes

C21470-GC21470

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Clutch Slave Cylinder do?

The Clutch Slave Cylinder is the hydraulic actuator in the clutch release circuit. When you press the clutch pedal, the master cylinder sends hydraulic pressure to the slave cylinder, which extends its pushrod to operate the release mechanism and disengage the clutch for a gear change. This is an AP Driveline unit for Jaguar.

What are the signs of a failing clutch slave cylinder?

A failing clutch slave cylinder typically shows up as a soft or sinking clutch pedal and difficulty selecting gears. Fluid leaking from the cylinder or a drop in the clutch fluid reservoir are common signs. Left unfixed, you can lose clutch operation entirely, so it's worth acting early.

Does the clutch hydraulic system need bleeding after fitting?

Yes, the clutch hydraulic system needs bleeding after fitting the slave cylinder to remove trapped air. Air in the circuit gives a spongy pedal and poor clutch release. You'll typically need fresh fluid to the correct spec and a second person or a one-man bleed kit to purge the line.