dose my 89 doge ram 50 have to have a clutch slave cylinder
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Asked by t25 Jan 18, 2013 at 09:53 PM about the Dodge RAM 50 Pickup

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i can not find the slave cylinder on my 89 ram 50 all i see is the clutch cable could it be in the trans

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tenspeed answered 11 years ago

A slave and a master cylinder are parts of a hydrolic system. The master cylinder is up on the firewall - the slave pushes on the pressure plate to release the clutch plate. If you have a cable, you have a mechanical system.

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t25 answered 11 years ago

ok mine is a mechanical system how hard is the clutch going to be to change its 4wd 2.6L

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Hettboy answered 11 years ago

the slave cylinder and the master cylinder are both attached. they are the same thing. your clutch cable can be tightened, making the clutch work better.

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