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clutch problems mq - new question
clutch problems mq - new question
Hey
I've just notice that fluid is leaking at my feet in the cabin,
It is coming from the clutch. Where a rod comes off the clutch pedal and into a cylinder. (see photo)
Whats going on? Is it easy to fix and will it be expensive?
Thanks
Reece
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I've just notice that fluid is leaking at my feet in the cabin,
It is coming from the clutch. Where a rod comes off the clutch pedal and into a cylinder. (see photo)
Whats going on? Is it easy to fix and will it be expensive?
Thanks
Reece
[img]http://www.extremes.com.au/images\Picture.gif[/img]
Last edited by lyall on Mon Jun 06, 2005 2:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Wanted: MQ ute body
master cylinder for clutch
looks like you need a master cylinder for your clutch a new one is the easy way to go, but sometimes they can be reconditioned with a seal kit this can be cheaper but not always the best way to go because the bore might be worn.
see ya mav
yep definatly a leak in the back of your clutch mater cylender.
very easy to replace. and not very expensive.
go down to your local Repco and buy a new clutch master cylender.
they are about $60 new from memory....
dont bother with kits, for the price of a new one u better off going that way.
screwy
very easy to replace. and not very expensive.
go down to your local Repco and buy a new clutch master cylender.
they are about $60 new from memory....
dont bother with kits, for the price of a new one u better off going that way.
screwy
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Re: master cylinder for clutch
Kit is like $8, it's worth trying if you can be arsed doing it.mav wrote:looks like you need a master cylinder for your clutch a new one is the easy way to go, but sometimes they can be reconditioned with a seal kit this can be cheaper but not always the best way to go because the bore might be worn.
The whole master cylinder is about $35 or so brand new, so if $35 isn't much to you just replace the whole thing.
It seriously takes about 30 seconds to strip them completely to bits, for $8 its worth trying.
God of Magnificant Ideas!
Yep seen to many replace one side of the system and with a couple of weeks having to replace the other bit ....foad wrote:That is a good point.
Remember every time you push in the clutch 2 things are working.... the master and the slave..... they wear at about the same rate so if you replace one then the other comes under a greater pressure than it had been operating at, you can figure the rest out !
Kingy
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Master cylinder kit vs new unit
My 2 cents. Same problem on my MQ. I went the kit 2 years ago and have not had a problem since. For 8 bucks it's well worth a try.
92 NH Pajero, MQ Patrol 50mm lift. One has custom rust, dents & rattles, the other has a blown engine.
thanks for all the advice.
I bought a replacement one for $50 bucks and went to install it and i can't undo the nut under the clutch master cylinder that is part of the piping!!!
its totally striped, so now i have to go to pirtek and see if they can undo it and make me another one.
Thanks for the tip, i will replace the slave cylinder while im at it, is it just as easy to do? Bolt on and bolt off? it doesnt seem that easy to get to though.
Thanks guys
Reece
I bought a replacement one for $50 bucks and went to install it and i can't undo the nut under the clutch master cylinder that is part of the piping!!!
its totally striped, so now i have to go to pirtek and see if they can undo it and make me another one.
Thanks for the tip, i will replace the slave cylinder while im at it, is it just as easy to do? Bolt on and bolt off? it doesnt seem that easy to get to though.
Thanks guys
Reece
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Well i gave up on trying to undo the bolts.
First thing this morning i took the car to enzed and they were awesome.
The guy their pulled the pipe off made a new one and put it back on and bled my clutch. All for $44. I couldn't recommend them high enough.
Enzed on Nudgee Rd near the airport.
Thanks everyone for the advise, next thing is the slave cylinder, wish me luck.
Reece
First thing this morning i took the car to enzed and they were awesome.
The guy their pulled the pipe off made a new one and put it back on and bled my clutch. All for $44. I couldn't recommend them high enough.
Enzed on Nudgee Rd near the airport.
Thanks everyone for the advise, next thing is the slave cylinder, wish me luck.
Reece
Wanted: MQ ute body
u will easily get it from from the engine bay, and its only 2 bolts and the pipe, and guess wat u will have to re bleed it too
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God of Magnificant Ideas!
should have gotten em to do it while they were at it, wouldnt have cost much more !lyall wrote:Well i gave up on trying to undo the bolts.
First thing this morning i took the car to enzed and they were awesome.
The guy their pulled the pipe off made a new one and put it back on and bled my clutch. All for $44. I couldn't recommend them high enough.
Enzed on Nudgee Rd near the airport.
Thanks everyone for the advise, next thing is the slave cylinder, wish me luck.
Reece
Kingy
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