Suck out the working fluid with a syringe so that its level is below the fluid supply fitting to the main cylinder.
Remove the left lower facings of the panel of devices.
Installation location of the clutch master cylinder
Place some material to protect the floor mats.
Disconnect the fluid supply pipe to the clutch master cylinder, drain the excess fluid into a clean vessel.
Disconnect the tube going to the slave cylinder from the master cylinder and drain the excess fluid.
Turn away bolts of fastening and remove the main cylinder.
Install the clutch master cylinder in the reverse order, then bleed the clutch hydraulic actuator as follows: remove the protective cap from the bleed valve on the working cylinder and attach a hose to it, lower the lower end of which into the brake fluid poured into a transparent glass vessel.
Loosen the bleeder screw slightly, press the clutch pedal all the way down and release the pedal slowly.
Repeat the operation several times until air bubbles with brake fluid stop coming out of the hose.
Top up to the normal level of working fluid in the reservoir of the hydraulic clutch.
Screw on the bleed screw on the working cylinder and install the protective cap on it.
Check clutch operation and clutch pedal free play.
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