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The Chrysler Clutch Master Repair Kit includes seals, a piston and hardware for restoring a tired clutch master cylinder in order to restore hydraulic pressure and pedal response. Chrysler has been building cars that feel solid over rough pavement since 1925, and its old Floating Power trick continues to inspire a current vibration damper that keeps the wheel steady in your hands. The audacious design taught the company that true aerodynamics minimize cabin noise and allow the heat to dissipate quickly. In time, the original minivan showed the way to mix massive cargo space with a garage-friendly length. Which made it popular with families needing sliding door convenience, not bus-sized footprint. Chrysler price remains straight with no hidden hoops. Plus, ongoing tweaks to seat geometry, suspension bushings and interior packaging squeeze utility you notice straight away. A good Clutch Master Repair Kit will be able to maintain that feel. Before you go out on the road, test the clutch. Use a Clutch Master Repair Kit in case of sinkage. Remove battery, cover the Chrysler fender, open cap drain fluid unbolt the hydraulic line. Inside the cabin, pull the clevis pin, remove two mounting nuts and slide the master off the firewall. Clean the bore on the bench, lubricate with fresh brake fluid, then drop in seals, spring, and piston from the Clutch Master Repair Kit. Uninstall the unit again, reconnect the lines, refill the unit, bleed until the brake pedal feels firm and take a short drive to confirm engagement is smooth.