Cartek clutch is in.
Thanks for taking your time replying to my post.
I bought this clutch back from "*Name Removed As Requested*". He told me both of the master and slave cylinders came with the clutch. I am looking at the Cartek receipt (and creditcard receipt, both dated 8/20/2001) that he faxed me, the charge was $844.95 ($944.95 minus $100 GP discount). So this is for the full clutch package that (SHOULD) include NEW adjustable master and slave cylinders.
I have sent "*Name Removed As Requested*" an email to double check one last time, that the master cylinder he sent me IS THE EXACT SAME ONE THAT CAME WITH THE CLUTCH PACKAGE he purchased from you. And if it is the same one, then I think you guys have given him the wrong master cylinder. I will give "*Name Removed As Requested*" a few days to respond to my email before making any conclusion.
The old slave cylinder in my car was replaced with the slave cylinder that came with the new clutch. But the MTI tech did not replace the old stock master cylinder because he said the one that came with the new clutch is the exact same one in my car. So I still have that brand new non-adjustable master cylinder in my hand now.
Hopefully this issue will get ressolved soon.
:cheers:
-Tuan
[Modified by Tuan Le, 9:15 AM 1/28/2002]
As I have mentioned before, my post want not meant to flame anyone or vendors. I just want to share my own personal experience on having an aftermarket clutch. Unfortunately we do have a few that took it the wrong way. Maybe I should be a little more specific on the details next time.
I will keep you guy posted on how the clutch goes once it's broken in (and of course, if there is any improvement after the adjustable MC issue is fixed).
:cheers:
-Tuan
Thanks for taking your time replying to my post.
I bought this clutch back from (Z06Bliss). He told me both of the master and slave cylinders came with the clutch. I am looking at the Cartek receipt (and creditcard receipt, both dated 8/20/2001) that he faxed me, the charge was $844.95 ($944.95 minus $100 GP discount). So this is for the full clutch package that (SHOULD) include NEW adjustable master and slave cylinders.
I have sent Robert an email to double check one last time, that the master cylinder he sent me IS THE EXACT SAME ONE THAT CAME WITH THE CLUTCH PACKAGE he purchased from you. And if it is the same one, then I think you guys have given him the wrong master cylinder. I will give Robert a few days to respond to my email before making any conclusion.
The old slave cylinder in my car was replaced with the slave cylinder that came with the new clutch. But the MTI tech did not replace the old stock master cylinder because he said the one that came with the new clutch is the exact same one in my car. So I still have that brand new non-adjustable master cylinder in my hand now.
Hopefully this issue will get ressolved soon.
:cheers:
-Tuan
Julio
[Modified by tekhombre, 3:57 PM 1/28/2002]
Julio
-Tuan
I took the master cylinder back to MTI (again) and Jeff verified and confirmed that IT IS A ADJUSTABLE MC. The install tech must have mistaken it with stock GM master cylinder. It does have a GM tag on it though. So it's one point off for MTI this time. ;)
Anyways, I just dropped my car off and they are replacing stock MC with the adjustable one.
Cheers
-Tuan
[Modified by Tuan Le, 12:42 PM 1/28/2002]
On the bright side, the clutch doesn't chatter in first gear as much as before, I don't know if it's because of the new adjustable MC OR it's because I'm almost done with the broken-in process(200miles done, 300 more to go :D). Hopefully the chattering will completely go away once it's broke-in.
Quick question for Cartek. When does the clutch warranty date start? Is it when the clutch is purchased, or is it when it's installed? In my case, it's about 4 months between when it's purchased and when it is installed.
:cheers:
-Tuan
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