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Wabco 100200770 Clutch Slave Cylinder
Description
The
Wabco 100200770 Clutch Servo is a vital component in heavy-duty vehicle clutch systems. This device utilizes hydraulic or pneumatic pressure to assist in clutch actuation, reducing driver effort and improving shifting performance. It is commonly found in commercial vehicles, trucks, and buses. The Clutch Servo ensures smooth and reliable gear changes while adhering to OE specifications. It features a distance between mounting holes of 110 mm, a length of 373 mm, a stroke of 85.0 mm, and operates within a temperature range of -30°C to +100°C. It has M14 x 1.5 port threads for connections 1-4, an M16 x 1.5 JED - 464 thread for port 11, a flap exhaust for port 31, and an 8.0 mm port thread for port 32. The push-rod thread is a Ball with a diameter of 12.0 mm. It can operate with a maximum pressure of 10.0 bar.
Key Features & Benefits
Basically, this little guy takes the pressure from your master cylinder – when you push the clutch pedal – and turns it into mechanical movement. It pushes on the fork that disengages the clutch, letting you shift gears. It’s filled with hydraulic fluid, and a piston inside it moves when that pressure comes in. It’s a pretty simple design, really.
It’s a key part of your clutch system, working hand – in – hand with the master cylinder. Think of the master cylinder as the one telling the clutch to disengage, and the slave cylinder as the one doing the work. Without the slave cylinder pushing on that clutch fork, the clutch won't disengage, and you won’t be able to shift. It’s located near the transmission, usually.
Symptoms, Risks & Replacements
Well, if this thing goes bad, you’ll notice it. You might have trouble getting into gear, or it might be really hard to get it out of gear. Sometimes it will feel soft and spongy, other times it'll be really firm and hard to push the pedal. A leak in the slave cylinder will cause a loss of fluid, and then you definitely won’t be shifting anywhere. It acts like a shield protecting the whole clutch system, and if that shield fails, everything gets messed up. We carry these parts at Fixparts Online, and honestly, it’s one of those things you don’t want to put off fixing if you start having issues. It can turn a minor annoyance into a much bigger, more expensive problem down the road.
Warranty Information
Wabco Clutch Slave Cylinder (MPN 100200770) comes with a 1-year warranty.