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| Originally Posted by zhed44 It was doing the opposite - the pin wanted to pull out of the boot, but stay put in the cylinder.
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The pin should literally fall out of that little brass cylinder, there's nothing to hold it in except maybe a few years of grime!
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| Originally Posted by zhed44 I presume the actuator is not attached to anything at the master cylinder end and can safely be pulled out of the boot?
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Again, it's not attached to anything behind the boot. The rubber boot locates in the obvious grove in the pin. It can be awkward getting the rubber in the grove, but a smeer of grease will help.