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now i have been attempting to remove the clutch booster. got all the bolts off etc. but cant actually remove. will i have to remove brake booster and master cyclinder etc to remove the clutch booster.

any help asap would be great

thanks

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Silly queston but have to ask???

Have you removed the clevis pin that attches it to the clutch pedal??

According to the manual thats about all there is to it.

Setting it all correctly for reassembly is another story though.

When i stripped down my R32 GTR halfcut i had to remove the brake booster before the clutch booster could be removed.

unless the gtr is different to the gtst u shudnt have to remove the brake booster and there is a clip and a pin at the very end of the pedal which much be removed, or it mite be a bolt if the pin was lost last time it was touched.

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