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  1. ferrari360driver

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    #1 ferrari360driver, Jun 9, 2019
    So I have the 13MM nut and bolt removed under the dash to disconnect the cylinder from the pedal, the two 10 MM nuts removed in the front trunk as well as both fluid lines yet the thing wont come out. Its loose, but will not come out. Any further instructions?

    Thanks!
     
  2. Qavion

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    #2 Qavion, Jun 10, 2019
    Last edited: Jun 10, 2019
    How loose is it? Does it feel like some kind of sealant is holding it it (there is no in/out movement)? Does it come out a few millimeters then goes back in again (like a rubber seal or boot is keeping it in). Or is it coming out more than a few millimeters (like the fork is catching on wiring or ducting)? Did you remove the bolt from the fork completely?

    Are you working alone? Sometimes two sets of eyes are better than one.

    https://www.ricambiamerica.com/car-diagrams/ferrari/v6-v8/348-group/348-1989-1992/clutch-release-control-not-for-rhd.html

    (EDIT) I see it's mounted using studs. Are you pulling on the master cylinder at right angles to the bulkhead?
     
  3. ferrari360driver

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    #3 ferrari360driver, Jun 10, 2019
    Turns out it was just really stuck in there. A little convincing with a hammer and flat head fixed that right up
     
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  4. Ferrarium

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    #4 Ferrarium, Jun 10, 2019
    Was just looking for this this weekend found this, its very helpful.
     
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  5. Guss23

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    #5 Guss23, Feb 11, 2023
    Ok, guys, what is the trick to getting the top 10 mm nut off in the luggage compartment? Do you have to take the windshield wiper motor assembly off to do that? Been working on it for about three hours now and getting a little bit frustrated
     
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    #6 Guss23, Feb 11, 2023

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