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fuct 09-27-2013 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Wiggins3377 (Post 2506471)
Were you both out of warranty?

no i wasnt

Jbwrecked 09-27-2013 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Wiggins3377 (Post 2506471)
Were you both out of warranty?

Nope. Still got it

Zoren 370 09-28-2013 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by axmea? (Post 2007555)
My car's back in great shape. Warranty took care of the parts and labor. There were no visual leaks on the cylinder clutch, clutch lines, air bleeder valve, and CSC. The reservoir was full. The mechanic made a determination that the failure was due to an air leak allowing air into the clutch hydraulic system. They replaced the CSC, air bleeder valve, clutch master system, the flexible hose and bleed system.

Lesson is if the clutch pedal gives in, replace the entire clutch hydraulic system.

Parts replaced --
30610-JK00B Cylinder Assembly
306A1-JK40D CYL ASMY - CONC
30855-JK00C HOSE ASY Clutch
37120-AL60A BOLT (4 pcs)
Fluids

With a new car, how can air leak into the system? What caused it? Bad seals, hard driving, I dunno.



Pare in the Philippines we call leaks as "TULO" you need to flush antibiotics to your Z! :tup:

Anyway sorry to hear you have to go through all that considering yours is like a year old. Good thing warranty covered it it. Your Z is stil one of the best looking out ther!


Kaya ng ka Tulo! Ganda kasi!

metthem 09-28-2013 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Wiggins3377 (Post 2507284)

I talked to the local dealer and this guy has been very helpful and honest to me. He suggests that i do have it towed back to the columbus dealer since the install is under warranty for 12 months. Have them check everything and see if its truly related to a bad install. Plus he said it more likley that if the new issue is unrelated that i could get it cover under goodwill (which is 5yr/75000). Anyone have thoughts?


May I ask who this local Cincinnati dealer is for future reference?

blackcherry20 09-28-2013 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by metthem (Post 2508218)
May I ask who this local Cincinnati dealer is for future reference?

Me too, interested. Ty:tiphat:

dima370z 12-11-2013 08:22 PM

when im driving in 1st gear i heard some kinda of a noise caming from the rear deferential or gearbox like a spining noise harsh when u shift to 2nd. also when i shift to 2nd it makes it even louder others gears 3rd 4th 5th 6th are fine it goes away. what could be the problem?

MrAurora 12-18-2013 01:03 PM

I definately dont think its the csc - definately not what happened to me. I just lost clutch pressure. That doesn't sound good tho !

jaedub 12-18-2013 01:19 PM

So CSC is covered under the drivetrain warranty which is 5 years/60,000 miles correct?

mayday813 01-26-2014 10:28 AM

CSC failure covered under warranty?
 
Did this question ever get answered? Specifically, does the 5 year 60k mile warranty cover the concentric slave cylinder (CSC) failure.

Wiggins3377 01-26-2014 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by metthem (Post 2508218)
May I ask who this local Cincinnati dealer is for future reference?


Sorry it's been awhile since I checked this thread. My car was at Kings Nissan. I've always heard good things about Kings, and my experience was great!!

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Originally Posted by jaedub (Post 2615576)
So CSC is covered under the drivetrain warranty which is 5 years/60,000 miles correct?


Mine was not covered. I eventually bitched enough that Nissan USA paid for half of my repair, so it still cost me $700

mayday813 01-26-2014 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Wiggins3377 (Post 2667376)
Mine was not covered. I eventually bitched enough that Nissan USA paid for half of my repair, so it still cost me $700


That's disturbing since the Nissan warranty indicates that it covers the drivetrain with the exception of those items excluded which are primarily wear items or abused equipment. in my thinking the CSC is an intregal part of the transmission drivetrain. I think that it may be worth a trip to small claims court.

Has anyone had success with Nissan covering the failed CSC under the 5 year 60k mile warranty not the three year warranty?

Cvzg77r 01-26-2014 10:39 PM

I had this happen and the dealer on changed the fluid to GTR fluid thats it and its been working fine one morning though the pedal felt unusually soft and the engagement point was not where it usually is so I kept on driving it because I had to go to work and after the drive it came back to normal which kind scares me because i feel like its going to fail completely as soon as I'm out of warranty....

Cvzg77r 01-26-2014 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by MrAurora (Post 2615518)
I definately dont think its the csc - definately not what happened to me. I just lost clutch pressure. That doesn't sound good tho !

Thats what happened to me I lost all pressure and my pedal stuck to the floor and the dealer only replaced the fluid and bled the system thats it

dc3843 01-27-2014 06:39 AM

I've only had the pedal stick to the floor once, when the car was about 2 months old. BUT, when I drive it first thing in the morning, if I get after it and shift quickly, the clutch pedal makes a really weird nice, like a clunk or something with each shift. CSC?

MrAurora 01-28-2014 04:46 AM

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Originally Posted by dc3843 (Post 2668065)
I've only had the pedal stick to the floor once, when the car was about 2 months old. BUT, when I drive it first thing in the morning, if I get after it and shift quickly, the clutch pedal makes a really weird nice, like a clunk or something with each shift. CSC?

Doesn't sound like it - mine gave no warning noises. In fact it never made noise before, during, or after failure. I don't know that it even could - if you saw it you would know what i mean. Its a small plastic bit that fits in your hand.


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