| andygay |
12-27-2020 09:11 AM |
Superformance clutch master access panel
Please forgive this post if this has been already answered but so far I have not been able to find it in previous threads.
I am trying to replace my clutch master cylinder. I have the drivers side wheel off and am trying to remove the access panel. Apparently these are bolts with nuts on the INSIDE. I can see the nuts turning when I look through the side grill but can't get to them. Does anyone know the trick to get this off?
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| andygay |
12-27-2020 09:34 AM |
OK. I figured it out on my own and a bit embarrassed. You can access the nuts from inside the engine compartment. I spent so much time under and inside the wheel well I failed to look under the hood.
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It can be a frustrating time working on these cars for the first time, but I think that’s half the fun learning the in’s and out’s of the car. That’s how the Superformance wiring diagrams came to be. Well Done.
Blas
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| tortuga |
12-30-2020 02:26 PM |
Small vice grips and duct tape can come in real handy...
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| jwoodard |
12-31-2020 09:39 AM |
I can understand your initial frustration. Now that you have it figured it out, save yourself from future frustration by using tinner man nuts and screws, available at most all auto parts stores. Makes it so much easier for any future removal of the panel.
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