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CR-V 1 (1995-2001, petrol) CR-V 2 (2002-2006, petrol)

Disassembling the master cylinder (Honda CR-V 2)

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1. Remove the piston rod seal from the master cylinder.

2. Remove the ring clamp (A) by pressing down the secondary piston (B).

2. Remove the ring clamp (A) by pressing down the…


3. Remove the tank (A).

3. Remove the tank (A).


4. On vehicles with ABS, remove the locking pin (B) by pressing down the secondary piston (C).

5. Remove the piston guide (A), secondary (B) and primary (C) pistons.

5. Remove the piston guide (A), secondary (B) and…


6. Remove the seal (A) from the tank cover (B).

6. Remove the seal (A) from the tank cover (B).


7. Remove the mesh filter (C) and rubber bushings (D) from the reservoir (E).

Note: If the reservoir and master cylinder body become separated, replace the rubber bushings with new ones.
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