Clutch 300 TDI

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9255 steve

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I'm sure this has been covered before but thought it would be good to check peoples thoughts. I have purchased a brake servo to fit into the clutch line to help my arthritic knee. I'm wondering what the small reservoir type thing in the fluid
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line going to the clutch slave cylinder is and weather to remove it or include in the new pipe. I run. Thanks for your help.
 
I have a similar thing on my TD5, clutch is as light as a feather, or even lighter maybe?
Down side being the bite point, strangely, is difficult to judge, making hill starts awkward.
 
Well I fitted the servo today and the results are so much better than the heavy clutch previous. Before I had to push the pedal a long way but now it's a few inches and so light. I agree that the feed back /bite is a bit vague but not an issue. It is going to save the wear on my knee cap for sure.
Bleeding the system was a bit of an issue as the servo is higher than the reservoir so used a compressor and a rubber bung in the reservoir to push the fluid down the pipes with the bleed nipple open, making up pipes took some time, I have ordered a "t" piece for the vacuum hose, but it works well so far , i bodged a part temporarily . The position of the servo is not as recommended, but angled it the same as my old rover p5b.
 
I did not include the "damper thingy" just made up new pipes to bypass it. Not much to see but you get the jist?
 

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