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I finished my clutch and flywheel install last tuesday morning - man, that was fun! Nissan sure was kind in making all the electrical connectors around the tranny removable by
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I finished my clutch and flywheel install last tuesday morning - man, that was fun!
Nissan sure was kind in making all the electrical connectors around the tranny removable by unbolting them - that was neat. I got the tranny out pretty easy and straightforward, the DXD kit and HD CSC installed perfectly, and everything came back together no hassle. Just took a bit longer than I thought because of the stupid clutch line flare nut being stuck, but nothing a micro torch couldn't provoke loose. ![]() Worst part was I tipped the end of the tranny by accident, and spilled what must have been a quart of fluid. Whoops. Had to make a trip to AutoZone for some Mobil-1 75w-90 for now, but later I'll have some Redline oil in there. In any case, speaking of the master cylinder, I found some funny behavior - I'm 300 miles into break in, so I still have some miles left, but sometimes, the pedal will be soft until halfway down, where it becomes hard again. And after a few clutch ins, the pedal will be normal again, where it is hard all the way through the travel. Is this a sign of failing CMC? Or is it just that it's gonna be wonky until it's more broken in? Also, wouldn't getting an OEM CMC just have the same issue?
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My clutch would start out firm (or so I thought) and after a short drive I would experience what you described. Soft pedal until half way to the floor. The pedal would come back after the car sat for a few hours. I replaced the CMC and it has been perfect. The pedal is more firm than original, and the firm feel starts within .5"-1" of taking up the slack.
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The pedal pressure seems to be like how it was before I bled it again, but this time, the pedal drop is the original .5-1 inches. Lets hope it stays this way. I know Joe is working on a HD CMC, so hopefully that will be an option soon.
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How much pressure did you pressurize the bottle to?
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