Is it easy to replace the clutch slave cylinder on a Haval H6?
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Easy to replace. Here are the relevant details: Location of the clutch slave cylinder: The clutch slave cylinder is located at the lower right side of the engine compartment. It is easiest to see when the vehicle is lifted. Simply remove the screws to access it. Precautions: If the clutch master cylinder, slave cylinder, or pedal adjustment is improper; if the release bearing lacks lubrication or fails, if the release bearing sleeve is stuck, if the release fork is cracked or deformed, if the transmission's first shaft is twisted, if the clutch assist slave cylinder fails, or if the assist slave cylinder rocker arm is loose, the clutch may malfunction or fail in a very short time, potentially leading to vehicle or personal accidents. Under normal usage conditions, the lifespan of the clutch is at least 50,000 kilometers for the pressure plate assembly and at least 30,000 kilometers for the driven plate assembly.