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95 Slave cylinder
Well maybe someone can help me out with this. I am extremely mad because I have replaced 2 slave cylinders in two weeks in this truck. Both of them have blown luckily in my drive way both times. I dont understand it. I bleed them correctly as far as I know. Maybe it is the clutch that is doing it I dont know. It has 137k on it and this is my third one. Maybe it is because the one at Autozone is cheap as hell.
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