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JXB Performance Extended Slave Cylinder for Audi B8 A4 S4 A5 S5 - High-Performance Clutch Upgrade for Smooth Shifting & Enhanced Durability | Perfect for Racing, Daily Driving & Performance Modifications
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JXB Performance Extended Slave Cylinder for Audi B8 A4 S4 A5 S5 - High-Performance Clutch Upgrade for Smooth Shifting & Enhanced Durability | Perfect for Racing, Daily Driving & Performance Modifications
JXB Performance Extended Slave Cylinder for Audi B8 A4 S4 A5 S5 - High-Performance Clutch Upgrade for Smooth Shifting & Enhanced Durability | Perfect for Racing, Daily Driving & Performance Modifications
JXB Performance Extended Slave Cylinder for Audi B8 A4 S4 A5 S5 - High-Performance Clutch Upgrade for Smooth Shifting & Enhanced Durability | Perfect for Racing, Daily Driving & Performance Modifications
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To understand how the extended slave works, first we must understand what causes the Push to Start issue. The clutch position sensor is a hall effect sensor in the end of the master cylinder. A hall effect sensor measures the magnitude of a magnetic field to tell when two objects are a certain distance apart. In our case, it’s measuring when the master cylinder piston is sufficiently pushed in to guarantee the clutch is disengaged. Under normal circumstances, this trigger happens just before the clutch pedal reaches its mechanical end stop. When the Push to Start issue manifests, something is blocking the clutch pedal from reaching its mechanical end stop and the hall effect sensor from reaching its trigger point.

This something is the end stop of the slave cylinder. The slave cylinder is a self-adjusting hydraulic cylinder. That means that when there is no hydraulic pressure (clutch pedal is at rest), it is free to move wherever it needs to maintain contact with the clutch fork. If you play with one while still hooked up to the car, you’ll find it has a moderate amount of outwards pressure, but can be compressed by hand. The purpose of this is so that the end of the slave cannot fall out of its seat in the clutch fork.

When you go to push the clutch pedal in, the position of the slave travel becomes the starting point for the travel of the system. If that starting point is too far out in the slave travel, the slave will run into its end stop before the clutch pedal has hit the floor and the hall effect sensor is triggered. You may notice if you jam the pedal into the floor you’ll get the car to start. This is because you’re squashing the plastic end stop on the slave. Do it too hard or too many times and it will break, leaving you stranded.

By making the slave cylinder longer, we can compensate to make it start farther back in its travel, giving more total travel from the starting point. This solves the Push to Start issue.

Features:

  • Solves issues with Push Clutch to Start
  • Best used with a pressure bleeder
  • Slightly different geometry for better fitment
  • Black finish

What's Included:

  • JXB Performance Extended Slave Cylinder
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