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Chevy S-10 Clutch - Slave Cylinder

Tiny
JON1180
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  • 2010 CHEVROLET S-10
I have a 97 Chevy s-10, it is 4 cylinder and has about 118,000 miles on it. I recently began having problems with the clutch. There was no play on it and then one day it stopped working colpletely. I topped off the clutch fluid and was able to pump it for a while, which brought it back. It worked for maybe 3 weeks then stopped working completly. I took it to a shop and they told me there is a leak in the slave cylinder and that it needs to be replaced. I was just wondering if someone could tell me if this sounds accurate and if they could let me know about what the cost should be (labor and parts).

Thanks!
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Friday, September 21st, 2007 AT 10:09 AM

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Tiny
WRENCH
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Yes that could cause your problem. If all they do is r&r slave cyl. And bleed the system I would think no more than 2 hrs. Its not that hard to replace and bleed. As for parts just depends on dealer or aftermarket. Your choice but this part realy doesnt have to be factory to be a good replacment.
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Friday, September 21st, 2007 AT 1:11 PM

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