Clutch Slave Cylinder with Bearing for 93-00 Ranger Explorer Navajo B4000 4.0L

Clutch Slave Cylinder with Bearing for 93-00 Ranger Explorer Navajo B4000 4.0L

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M251S

$55.04

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Clutch Slave Cylinder with Bearing for 93-00 Ranger Explorer Navajo B4000 4.0LThis Item Includes Brand new Heavy Duty Clutch Slave Cylinder with Release Bearing Brand new Alignment Tool Vehicle Application 1993 1994 Ford Bronco F 150 F 250 Pickup (4. 9L 6cyl 5 speed, Over 8500 GVW) 1995 1997 Ford Bronco F 150 F 250 Pickup (4. 9L 6cyl 5 speed) 1993 1998 Ford Bronco F 150 Truck (5. 0L 8cyl 5 speed, Internal Slave) 1993 1994 Ford Bronco F 250 (5. 8L 8cyl 5 speed) 1993 1994 Ford F 150; F 250 truck (5. 8L 8cyl 5 speed) About Us

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These are quite nice and also sturdy. Only complaint I have is that I bought a couple of these, and on one of them, only one of them, it was difficult to get the hidden mounts to go into the holes. I think it was probably a manufacturing defect thing. Also, on that particular one, it wasnt as level as the other. Not a show stopper, but if you need a perfectly level type of mounting situation, I would be careful here.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025