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Old 03-14-2019, 01:55 PM
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Going to be installing the new improved Black master cylinder 2012 Grand Sport. Is there any programing that's need to be completed after install? Looks to be a straight forward change out. Have been thru all the posts could find about this swap just wondering. Thanks.
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No programming required
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I think you will need to do a Clutch Pedal Position Relearn procedure using a Tech2. Not sure if this can be done with HP Tuners or other programming software.
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[QUOTE=Spaceme1117;1599046213]I think you will need to do a Clutch Pedal Position Relearn procedure using a Tech2. Not sure if this can be done with HP Tuners or other programming software.[/QUOTE If do the install with out position relearn? Hope to not to take in to dealer. Thanks.
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And bleeding?
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The clutch master cylinder comes pre bleed so you should be able to install and just pump it up. That's the way it worked in my car. You don't need to do any re learn
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Originally Posted by Fly N Low
The clutch master cylinder comes pre bleed so you should be able to install and just pump it up. That's the way it worked in my car. You don't need to do any re learn
Yes it did come filled DOT.4 fluid. Looks to be a fairly straight forward swap. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by h8snow
Yes it did come filled DOT.4 fluid. Looks to be a fairly straight forward swap. Thank you.
Great news... Thank you...

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