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Saturn Clutch Hose provides the accurate hydraulic force to enable the driver to smoothly disengage the clutch each time the pedal is pressed and the gear changes become light and confident. Born in 1985, Saturn did not follow the normal car building by bending dent resistant polymer panels that shake off a parking lot ding, lost foam casting to remove weight off engine parts and a perfect tough yet shiny paint process, which makes Saturn models last longer and have new looks even when in the road. The independent spirit of the brand and customer friendly marketing that enabled the level of relaxed visit to the showrooms are also admired by the owners and contributed to the creation of a loyal fan base that continues to praise Saturn ride comfort and durability even today. Clutch Hose is a flexible hydraulic line connecting the master and slave cylinders, which is applied to conduct fluid pressure under conditions of tolerating heat and constant engine movement to achieve a reliable action of the clutch. To change a Clutch Hose, park on flat ground, place the brake on, and release the hydraulic pressure, cover the adjacent paint with rags and put in a drain pan, examine the routing of the present hose then unclip the supportive as well as loosen the fittings and destroy the old line, thread the Clutch Hose accordingly and tighten to specification, reattach the clips, fill the reservoir with the suggested fluid, bleed the system until no air bubbles occur, clean the joints, check joints, and ensure the pedal is firm.