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#1328188 09/30/2019 1:24 AM
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Application is a 1963 gmc 2500 series chassis under a 66 c20 cab and clip. Today was my maiden voyage to say the least. A few bugs to work out but what I noticed was that there was seepage coming out of the slave cylinder. Wondering how much is actually acceptable? I realize O seep is optimal but this aint a perfect world. My thought was to run it a bit and see if it gets worse? Maybe the seal will loosen up alitta? The chassis only has 10xxx miles and was a water truck for a fire dept. Seems to shift ok and clutch seems to function fine.. Any thoughts???

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I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for it to stop. It's to cheap and easy to fix correctly is my thought.


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Im thinking the same really. I hate worrying about stupid stuff. Just thought id throw it out there.

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Lol id figure Id see whats available locally. Cheap is an under statement. $20.99 to be exact. Let me ask the experts before checking for myself.. Is the bore size 1 inch or 1 1/16 inch?

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I went with the 1 1/16 inch bore. Should have it tomorrow.

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1.062" will make for easier push, less travel.

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Hmmm interesting. I didn't realize that. Good to know. I guess I ordered the better option. Thanks

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Ha its in. works identical to the seeping 1 without da seep. A piece of mind is worth its weight in gold..


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