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OE NO |
31470-20101 31470-20100 |
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DIA |
3/4'' 19.05mm |
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MODEL |
08/1973-04/1979 TOYOTA CORONA RT10*,11* |
Specifications
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READ MORE31470-20101 Clutch Slave Cylinder For Toyota is made of high-strength cast iron, with electrophoretic anti-rust treatment on the surface. The piston diameter is 3/4 inches (19.05mm), and the peak working pressure can reach 32MPa. The core function is to convert the clutch pedal input into hydraulic thrust, control the engagement and disengagement of the clutch plate, and ensure the smoothness of power transmission.
The adaptability of this slave cylinder focuses on Toyota classic car series, including the Corona RT100 series produced from 1973 to 1979, and is especially optimized for the 2.0L 18R engine version. Its OE number is the same as 31470-20100, and it has passed third-party certifications such as TRW PJD182 and DJ PARTS CS1067, and is compatible with multi-brand replacement parts.
If the slave pump has piston return hysteresis or seal leakage, it is recommended to replace the assembly directly instead of repairing it. When operating, you need to disconnect the hydraulic oil pipe and drain the system first, use a 10mm socket to remove the fixing bolts and then separate the slave pump. After installation, you need to drain the hydraulic system: connect the special tool to the exhaust valve, continuously step on the clutch pedal until no bubbles are discharged, and lock the exhaust valve to 8-10N·m torque.