How to service and repair the Clutch Slave Cylinder on 2008 Toyota Yaris?

The Clutch Release Cylinder servicing process starts with disassembling its components. The boot must come off the cylinder body first then you should remove the push rod and piston while being cautious not to hurt the cylinder body interior. The first task should be to extract the spring and dismount the bleeder plug cap from its place. Taking the release cylinder bleeder plug as the last step in the disassembling sequence.

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2008 Toyota Yaris Slave Cylinder
Part Number: 31470-52121
$66.59 MSRP: $93.47
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cylinder Assembly, Clutch Release With Bearing; Clutch Slave Cylinder; Cylinder Assembly, Clutch Release
- Replaces: 31470-52120
- Part Name Code: 31470
- Item Weight: 1.30 Pounds
- Item Dimensions: 4.0 x 4.0 x 2.1 inches
- Condition: New
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
- SKU: 31470-52121
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
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Fits the following 2008 Toyota Yaris Submodels:
- Base, L, LE, S, SE | 4 Cyl 1.5 L GAS

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2008 Toyota Yaris Clutch Slave Cylinder Parts Q&A

Q: How to service and repair the Clutch Slave Cylinder on 2008 Toyota Yaris?
A: The Clutch Release Cylinder servicing process starts with disassembling its components. The boot must come off the cylinder body first then you should remove the push rod and piston while being cautious not to hurt the cylinder body interior. The first task should be to extract the spring and dismount the bleeder plug cap from its place. Taking the release cylinder bleeder plug as the last step in the disassembling sequence.