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5.1 In a semi-hydraulic system

The clutch pedal arm operates a piston in the

clutch master cylinder (CMC). This forces hydraulic

fluid through a hydraulic hose to the clutch release

cylinder (CRC) where another piston operates the

clutch disengagement mechanism. When the

vehicle is equipped with a release cylinder, the

interface within the hydraulic system and the clutch

is operated by a clutch fork and a release bearing.

This system can be used both with push or pull type

clutches.

In a semi-hydraulic system, the release cylinder

is located outside the transmission housing. Thus

it is possible to replace the hydraulic components

without removing the gearbox.

Semi-hydraulic clutch actuation (clutch master cylinder (CMC) & clutch release cylinder (CRC)).

Clutch release cylinder (CRC)

Clutch master cylinder (CMC)