OEM 2007 GMC Canyon Clutch Master Cylinder

2007 GMC Canyon Clutch Master Cylinder Parts and Q&A

• Q: How to replace the Clutch Master Cylinder on 2007 GMC Canyon?

  A: Start by using the hydraulic clutch line separator (J 42371) to push back the white plastic sleeve along the quick connect to detach the hydraulic Clutch Hose from its clutch actuator connection point. Start by pushing a flat tool beneath the Clutch Master Cylinder push rod and clutch pedal until the retainer detaches from the clutch pedal pin. Then use the tool to pry away the push rod from the clutch pedal assembly before discarding the retainer. Follow these steps: raise the vehicle and disconnect the hydraulic Clutch Hose retainer from the inner fender before lowering down the car. A clockwise 1/8 turn rotation of the Clutch Master Cylinder enables removal of both components with attached hydraulic hose from the vehicle's cowl. Install the Clutch Master Cylinder with its reservoir cap at the 1:30 position before sliding it under the brake booster into the cowl position. Pull the reservoir cap counterclockwise by a half turn until it reaches a 12:00 position alignment. After raising the vehicle check the clutch hydraulic hose avoids contacting sharp or hot surfaces before locking the quick connect fitting into the Clutch Slave Cylinder until a "click" sounds then gently test the connection to verify proper retention. When working on the Clutch Master Cylinder push rod use a new retainer to fasten it along with the inner fender. Then lower the vehicle and install the retainer into the push rod before pushing the push rod onto the clutch pedal pin for stability. Delegate proper adjustment to the clutch release switch and clutch pedal position switch before performing necessary clutch hydraulic system bleeding procedures.