Clutch Slave Cylinder for BMW 6 Series E63 (2004-2010)

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This is the cylinder that transmits forces applied to the pedal to the pressure plate. Replacing this while you service the clutch is an easy form of preventative maintenance.
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T#:374301
Part#: 21526775924
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Clutch pedal feeling stiff? Possible culprit may be your car's slave cylinder. The slave draws fluid from the brake reservoir and applies it to the clutch fork/throw-out bearing. A bad slave cylinder could leave you stranded. Also a must for when upgrading to an M3 flywheel/clutch assembly. Alternate part number 21526775924.

This slave cylinder fits all 1995-1999 M3 (E36). It also fits all 1991-1995 525i & 530i, 1996-2002 Z3/MZ3 Roadster & Coupes, 1998-2003 525i, 528i, 530i & 540i (E39), all 2004+ E60 5 series (incl M5), 645Ci, 650Ci, X5 3.0i and Z8.

This item fits the following BMWs:
1995-1999� E36 BMW �M3, M3 Convertible
1991-1995� E34 BMW �525i 530i
1997-2003� E39 BMW �525i 528i 530i 540i
2004-06/2008� E60 BMW �525i 525xi 530i 530xi 528i 528xi 528i xDrive 535i 535xi 535i xDrive 545i 550i M5
2004-2011� E63 BMW �645ci 650i M6
2000-2006� E53 BMW �X5 3.0i
1/1999-2002� Z3 BMW �Z3 2.3 Z3 2.5i Z3 2.8 Z3 3.0i
1999-2002� Z3 BMW �M Roadster M Coupe
2000-2003� E52 BMW �Z8
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T#:374302
Part#: 21526775924
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Replace leaky slave cylinder.
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T#:49238
Part#: 21526785964
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$ 109.99 USD
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On vehicles that have hydraulic clutches, the slave cylinder transmits pedal movements to the clutch pack. The hydraulic aspect of this system makes clutch engagement much more comfortable. Like any hydraulic system though, the corrosive brake fluid can wear out seals and cause leaking and failure. If this is the case on your car, the best solution for repair is replacing the defective part.
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T#:49734
Part#: 23017838938
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This is a Genuine BMW clutch slave cylinder for E60 M5 and E63 MN6 with the SMG II GS7S47BG transmission. The slave draws fluid from the brake reservoir and applies it to the clutch fork/throw-out bearing. A bad slave cylinder could leave you stranded.

This item fits the following BMWs:
2006-2010 E60 BMW M5
2006-2010 E63 BMW M6
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T#:367994
Part#: 21526775924
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$ 190.39 USD
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T#:41526350
Part#: 21526775872
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In vehicles equipped with hydraulic clutches, the slave cylinder uses fluid pressure to transfer pedal movement to the clutch pack, delivering smoother and more comfortable engagement. However, over time, the corrosive nature of brake fluid can degrade internal seals, leading to leaks or complete failure. If you're experiencing these issues, the most effective fix is to replace the faulty component.
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