How do i remove the push rod from my sierra servo.The only info i have is for the escort mk 1 & 2.
KJ

It'll either have a circlip or its permanently attached to the diaphragm

[Edited on 13/2/07 by macnab]

I have took the master cylinde off but can't see how to remove the push rod out of the servo. Don't need the servo just the rod, should i just the servo up?

i cut mine off when i concluded it couldnt be removed. But i have since seem people with whole ones, so maybe worth some butchery. Start with pulling the vacuum box apart!

Why do you need the rod?

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Originally posted by Mark Allanson
Why do you need the rod?

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If you use the pedal pushrod and link this to directly to the master cylinder, and chuck the entire servo, comlete with the pushrod, even more wonderful things happen, you get a MAC!

This works with the drawn steel master cylinder, may work with the cast ones.
Rescued attachment BrakePedals&Cylinder.JPG

the system i dismantled, from i believe an F reg car, was what appeared to be one bar through the whole servo. I assumed it worked by the servo assisting your pedal too, rather than by it actuating a seperate rod. If im wrong, it would probably explain why i never got it apart Plus why i never got a MAC

Joel, If you remember I inherited your push rod, it may put your mind to rest that it now resides in my scrap pile, i made up a new rod out of some stainless I had lying around

Caber