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Genuine Volvo V50 Clutch Master Cylinder
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Volvo V50 Master Cylinder Part Number: 31367404
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Volvo V50 Clutch Master Cylinder
The Volvo V50 Clutch Master Cylinder transforms the effort of your left foot into pressurized brake fluid in order that the clutch parts with the flywheel without much effort as you switch between gears without grating. The Clutch Master Cylinder sits at the top of the hydraulic clutch circuit, so it is connected directly to the pedal, and when you press the internal piston the fluid is forced through a line to the slave cylinder, which moves the clutch physically away from the rotating engine. The result of that quick shift in the pressure is that every Volvo with a manual transmission is sharp at the beginning of the takeoff and smooth during the shifts on the highway. The pedal becomes spongy, sticks to the floor, or fluid pours onto the floor, or the driver may find that the gear stays stiff or scratchy with a noise, all of which indicate that the Volvo component requires attention. Throughout the V50 production range the model line did not change its hydraulic design and thus there are no bewildering options, and all the Clutch Master Cylinder units do the same fundamental task of converting mechanical pedal action into fluid action. This element also means a safety advantage, as although the twin piston design may lose pressure in other hydraulic branches, the component will still have enough pressure to offer a reduced risk situation. Keeping the Volvo system bled and with clean brake fluid ensures that the seals remain intact and that it is the light pedal feel that the owners are accustomed to.
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Volvo V50 Clutch Master Cylinder Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove and refit the clutch master cylinder and associated components on Volvo V50?A:To take the battery out, you have to remove the battery and three bolts to get the battery box. Next, release the retaining clip, undo the plastic nut and remove the soundproofing panel, at the engine compartment bulkhead, if fitted. Connect up with the clutch position sensor at the engine compartment bulkhead if applicable. Pull out the locking pin and disconnect the clutch hydraulic fluid pressure pipe from the master cylinder, as it is ready to spill the fluid, be mindful of sealing the openings from contamination by plugging them. In the locking collar, press and carefully pull out the clutch hydraulic fluid supply pipe on the master cylinder, again prepare for the fluid, and make sure to take the end of the supply pipe higher than the reservoir. Remove the lower facia panel on the driver's side, and if they have a clutch pedal position sensor, remove it. For models that have a start inhibitor switch, disconnect the wiring plug, depress the locking tab and remove the switch from the pedal bracket. Depress the clips on the two sides of the lock and separate the pushrod of the master cylinder from the pedal. Undo the four nuts and push the pedal, bracket and master cylinder about 50mm backwards and (be aware that access to the upper nut is limited and some dexterity and patience may be required). Rotate the master cylinder anti-clockwise from the cabin to separate it from the pedal bracket using a special tool if one is available, or hammer and punch to separate the master cylinder. Maneuver the pedal and bracket from underneath the facia without further dismantling (they have to be renewed as an assembly if faulty). For refitting, reverse the removal operations, making sure that all fasteners are tight, and that the seal between the master cylinder and the bulkhead is renewing, bleed the clutch hydraulic system before refitting the engine compartment bulkhead soundproofing panel, checking the operation of the clutch before putting the lower facia panel back in place.
