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Originally Posted by pgeller
Just curious, you mentioned that the original Evoluzione slave cylinder was destroted, and you replaced it. But did youever discover the root cause for that failure? You might want to check the clutch rod and throwout bearing (in the pressure plate), see if the bearing is seized and the rod burned/scored. When the throwout bearing fails, the clutch rod starts to rotate with the clutch and eventually spins/cooks the slave piston to destruction.
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pg
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Good call, in addition to that check the pinion bearing that the clutch control rod rides on in the output shaft. Spinning of the rod that might of caused the problem with the slave cylinder could also have damaged this bearing and the rod riding surface. I just went through this failure about two months ago. Your problem sounds similar.
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