Slave cylinder just want to know where the slave cylinder is located on my mazd b2500 1998 four cylinder 2.5

The slave cylinder, which is present only on manual transmission automobiles, is located at the transmission bell housing, where it provides the hydraulic pressure-to-mechanical pressure conversion that actuates the clutch fork to disengage the clutch plate from the pressure plate.

I would first need to know what a slave is to let you know how to check the fluid. If you are talking about the slave cylinder for the clutch....well then, you should have a small round reservoir located on the firewall near the brace master cylinder.

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On 1996-99 vehicles the slave cylinder is called a concentric slave cylinder. It is located on the inside of the transmission bell housing on the input shaft. Removal of the transmission is required to replace it. It directly engages the clutch release bearing.

SIDE OF TRANSMISSION.LEFT FRONT

easy job, its located on the bell housing (it actuates the clutch lever to throwout bearing inside transmission). 1. Remove hydraulic line 2.remove mounting bolts. 3.slide slave cylinder out of bellhousing 4. installation is reverse or removal. 5. bleed air out of slave cylinder

on a manual transmission the Clutch Slave Cylinder is located on the drivers side front of the transmission. You can locate it by first finding the clutch master cylinder on the drivers side of the firewall. Then fallow the plastic line to the front of the transmission.

To remove the slave you will first twist it then pull it out of the transmission.

The clutch slave and mater cylinder are replaced as an assembly.

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The master is beside the brake master cylinder, between the brake cylinder and the fender. Follow the line down to the trans, it ends at the slave. Now that you know where they are... why do you want to know??

Assuming you're talking about a clutch slave cylinder - it's on or near the transmission. I don't know about Sidekicks in particular, but the slave cylinder operates a component (the clutch) in the trans, so it's always on/in/close.

The thow out bearing is part of the slave cylinder assembly. Autozone carries 2 of these part numbers (12596) for $47.99 and (LSC003) for $84.99. Don't foget to change the pilot bushing also. It's $3.99. It's located in the back of the crankshaft. The input shaft from the tranny rides in it. Let me know if you need any help with changing it or bleeding out the slave cylinder. Thanks, Len

The clutch slave cylinder is located on the left side of the transmission, but i believe that the slave cylinder may come with the master cylinder and lines already attached

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