Removing and installing the clutch master cylinder
Remove the master cylinder for replacement or repair in case of fluid leakage, incomplete clutch disengagement (may be caused by fluid leakage or worn cuffs), and also if the clutch is not fully engaged (due to clogging of the compensation hole or its blockage by a swollen cuff)
The crankcase ventilation system ensures the removal of crankcase gases.
Blow-by gases through the exhaust hose enter the oil separator located on the cylinder block
Removing the front bumper of a Chevrolet Niva car is not difficult
Signs of a throttle that is not fully closing can be increased idle speed and fuel consumption
If the receiver gasket is damaged, the engine will run unstable (triple).
Additional air sucked in through a damaged gasket will prevent a proper air-fuel mixture.