Rebuilding Clutch Slave Cylinder - Is that Worth It? | Project Alfa Romeo Giulia '75 - Part 36

Rebuilding clutch slave cylinder of my Alfa Romeo Giulia Super.
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[@horaciosanchez7947]

Congrats on your new shop! It looks awesome. Hope to see more videos now on the Giulia! Thanks

[@martinphilippo1347]

Ik had deze helemaal gemist. Maar top job.

[@stevedobbs2208]

Thank you. My '86 105 spider service cylinder is leaking, and this video game me a good amount of detail as the what I need to do.

[@briangill4742]

Very useful....my slave has just started to leak. I have a new slave from classic alfa I didn't know about a refurb kit!

[@ianlee487]

Stunning bit of kit just car porn

[@rays9719]

At 2:13 in your video it appears that the rod with the ball on the end is bent on the clutch fork. I know it is not bent but it is not straight with the clutch slave body but at 8:43 in the video it is in line with the body of the clutch slave. Mine still looks bent after changing the slave. What am I doing wrong? Am I supposed to pull the fork out of the bell housing another click?