Clutch Master cylinder replacement
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Melting Slicks
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Clutch Master cylinder replacement
I am replacing my clutch master cylinder. Is there any reason to buy it with the quick release line on the bottom and the the new reservoir in place. Is it worth the extra $
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The master cylinder is the part that most frequently fails. And the entire assembly comes with good junctions and is pre-bled. For $30-$40 "savings" you increase the risk of a leak which may entail trouble-shooting with higher-cost time and inconvenience implications.
Also, be certain that you are getting the latest GM PN for your VIN.
Everything your car does depends on the correct functioning of the clutch hydraulics.
Ranger
Also, be certain that you are getting the latest GM PN for your VIN.
Everything your car does depends on the correct functioning of the clutch hydraulics.
Ranger
Last edited by Ranger; Sep 27, 2009 at 12:37 PM.
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Melting Slicks
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From: NSL UT
thank you, that answers my? I got the job done to the point of disconnecting the lines. Already had the car on jack stands waiting for wheels from the powder coater. pretty easy diy, Hope it helps.
