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08-04-2005, 12:03 AM
#11
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Master cylinder:
New- $375.89
rebuild- $161.35
Clutch master:
New- $120.91
rebuild- $26
Clutch slave:
New- $92.24
No rebuild
This is all the info on any parts to do with clutch. Parts get an additional 15% off price.
New- $375.89
rebuild- $161.35
Clutch master:
New- $120.91
rebuild- $26
Clutch slave:
New- $92.24
No rebuild
This is all the info on any parts to do with clutch. Parts get an additional 15% off price.
08-08-2005, 06:22 AM
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[quote name='Mazdabation' date='Aug 7 2005, 05:13 PM']Zoom, did you do this yet. Mine is still sticking so im gonna have to do this before Sat meet.........
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nope. I had to work this weekend. I could start it today but the beater is in need of a battery.....
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nope. I had to work this weekend. I could start it today but the beater is in need of a battery.....
08-08-2005, 11:46 AM
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[quote name='mr.zoom' date='Aug 8 2005, 03:22 AM']nope. I had to work this weekend. I could start it today but the beater is in need of a battery.....
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Does it look like a big job, please tell me oh wise one!! I guess i better order one quick or im screwed for the meet.
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Does it look like a big job, please tell me oh wise one!! I guess i better order one quick or im screwed for the meet.
08-08-2005, 01:43 PM
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It is a lot of work:
Take out starter (easier access)
Take out Cruise control unit (Master Cyl. underneath it.)
Then make sure you clamp down the hose going to the master cyl.
remove and replace cyls. Don't forget your SS line
Install starter
Bleed the fluid.
If I were you I would order the parts now!
I paid 122 for the release cyl and rebuild kit.
Take out starter (easier access)
Take out Cruise control unit (Master Cyl. underneath it.)
Then make sure you clamp down the hose going to the master cyl.
remove and replace cyls. Don't forget your SS line
Install starter
Bleed the fluid.
If I were you I would order the parts now!
I paid 122 for the release cyl and rebuild kit.
08-08-2005, 03:06 PM
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I just ordered the rebuild today, will be in tommorrow. Are you serious, **** you better get your *** over here and help me then, Ahhh i can prob make it there, when should i come? 
08-09-2005, 01:38 PM
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well I'm going to try to do it today.
Make sure you have compressed air, snap ring pliers, brake fuild, rags and another person to help you bleed it.
There is a gasket between the master and the firewall. The dealer don't even have a listing for it. Just reuse it.
Also be carefull not to score the piston.
Make sure you have compressed air, snap ring pliers, brake fuild, rags and another person to help you bleed it.
There is a gasket between the master and the firewall. The dealer don't even have a listing for it. Just reuse it.
Also be carefull not to score the piston.
08-09-2005, 03:42 PM
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[quote name='mr.zoom' date='Aug 9 2005, 10:38 AM']Make sure you have compressed air, snap ring pliers, brake fuild, rags and another person to help you bleed it.
There is a gasket between the master and the firewall. The dealer don't even have a listing for it. Just reuse it.
Also be carefull not to score the piston.
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Dont have any of that nor a person to help, Sooooo when should i come over then?????????????????????????????????????
There is a gasket between the master and the firewall. The dealer don't even have a listing for it. Just reuse it.
Also be carefull not to score the piston.
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Dont have any of that nor a person to help, Sooooo when should i come over then?????????????????????????????????????
08-10-2005, 06:27 AM
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Well, the job it self takes a couple of hours but somehow the release cyl came off the fork and brake fliud all over the tranny housing while I was bleeding it. So I'm not done yet and ordering another cyl. since I think the other one if fucked. I'm just hoping that my clutch is ok....