Keep the hydraulic pressure flowing to your clutch with the Dorman - First Stop Clutch Slave Cylinder CS11956. It receives pressurized fluid from the clutch master cylinder and pushes the release fork to disengage the clutch each time you press the pedal. This external-type slave cylinder drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1982 AMC Concord [L4-2.5L], 1981-1983 AMC Eagle [L4-2.5L], 1982 AMC Spirit [L4-2.5L], Jeep CJ5 (1980-1982 [L4-2.5L], 1980-1983 [L6-4.2L], 1980-1981 [V8-5.0L]), Jeep CJ7 (1980-1982 [L4-2.5L], 1980-1985 [L6-4.2L], 1980-1981 [V8-5.0L]) and Jeep Scrambler (1981-1982 [L4-2.5L], 1981-1985 [L6-4.2L]). If a leaking or failed slave cylinder is the cause of your clutch trouble, this unit replaces it.
Features a 0.875 in inside diameter. Country of origin: Taiwan.
Interchange: 386-476 · 386476 · S0101 · S-83001 · S83001 · 11956 · 138.63001 · J3241867 · SC551980 · CS2234 · 900021. Manufacturer part number CS11956.
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What does the clutch slave cylinder do?
It receives hydraulic pressure from the clutch master cylinder and pushes the release fork to disengage the clutch when you press the pedal.
Which vehicles does CS11956 fit?
It fits a range of 1980-1985 Jeep and AMC models, including the CJ5, CJ7, Scrambler, Eagle, Concord and Spirit. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the exact years and engines.
What are the signs of a failing slave cylinder?
Common signs include hydraulic fluid leaks, a soft, spongy or sinking clutch pedal, and difficulty shifting gears. Diagnose the cause before replacing.
What are the specs of this slave cylinder?
It's an external-type clutch slave cylinder with a 0.875 in inside diameter and high-grade rubber components compatible with standard brake fluid.
What numbers does this part cross-reference?
It cross-references 386-476, S0101, S-83001, 11956, 138.63001, J3241867, SC551980, CS2234 and 900021. Country of origin: Taiwan.
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