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Does the Z speed unit come fully built, with the braided lines attached and ready to go? I know the stock CSC has to be disconnected from the clutch line

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Old 07-22-2014, 06:10 AM   #31 (permalink)
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Does the Z speed unit come fully built, with the braided lines attached and ready to go? I know the stock CSC has to be disconnected from the clutch line to remove it.

Assuming that it does not, then it's possible that the dealership put it together incorrectly. Maybe they cross threaded one of the lines?
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