In order to take out the release cylinder, one should first insert the ignition switch key out, followed by moving the shift lever to the Neutral position. Put parking brake on and block back wheels so that there is no rolling, then put an uplift on the front of the car and lift it on the jackstands. Disconnect the pressure line off the release cylinder; an adapter of a quick-type connection, or a regular hydraulic connection, as needed, may be used, and rags placed on the spilled fluid. Plug the line to avoid excessive loss and contamination of the fluid, loosen the release cylinder mounting bolt andally and remove the cylinder in a straight manner out of the transaxle. Installation To install, lubricate the end of the pushrod with copper grease and lithium-base grease the region of the boot that fits in the bore of the transaxle. Install the release cylinder by simply inserting it straight into the bore, connecting the hydraulic line bracket (if fitted) and attaching the mounting bolt and tightening it to the required torque. Connect the pressure line to the cylinder, making sure there is a firm fix therein either with a quick-connect or standard fitting. Drain the system, test the level of fluid in the braking fluid tank, and refill the fluid when needed to the right level. Lastly, clean the spilled brake fluid using water.