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adjusting the master cylinder

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Old Jan 9, 2010 | 05:51 PM
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hello all as some of you may know I have converted my dodge ram 1500 hemi into a manual transmission. Its a T56 magnum six speed. I now have encountered another problem and I would like to ask for your help. What I have right now is a master cyclinder from a 2005 dodge ram srt10 manual transmssion. What I don't know is the the size of the master cyclinder. The bore and stroke that is. The bottom end doesn't have a slave cylinder but a hydroulic throw out bearing. I keep developing a leak there and I can't figure out why. My seals are fine and I replaced the whole bearing. The only thing I can figure out now that the bearing is getting over stroked and the only way I could adjust that would be to adjust the stroke of my master cyclinder. Does anyone know how to do this? I know the proper stroke is a 1inch stroke on a .750bore bearing. Does anyone know what I have and or how to adjust it?
 
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