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EclipseMGPNov-06-06 07:50 AM
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#5872, "Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"


          

The Clutch Master Cylinder is going on my 98 NT. It went once before at 60K and it pretty clear it going again at 153K. There is fluid leaking onto the drivers side floor, comiing from the firewall, just beneath the clutch pedal. The clutch is very spongy and difficult to shift.

I had the dealer do this before, but I want to try to do it myslef this time. Any one have experience doing this? Is it difficult, any tricks?

Thanks

  

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RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, spartan, Nov-06-06 07:55 AM, #1
RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, Chamuko, Nov-06-06 08:26 AM, #2
      RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, EclipseMGP, Nov-06-06 09:06 AM, #3
           RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, TeamDR1665, Nov-06-06 09:43 AM, #4
           RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, GorkoRacing, Nov-06-06 04:39 PM, #5
                RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, 95greenhrcgs, Nov-06-06 05:29 PM, #6
                     RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, HadesOmega, Nov-25-06 04:00 PM, #7
           RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, thedawg, Dec-22-06 08:48 AM, #8
                RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, CarbonFiberRST, May-10-09 02:11 PM, #9
                     RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, adamzty, May-10-09 02:26 PM, #10
                          RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, Mattienorton, Dec-13-09 09:30 PM, #11
                               RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, CarbonFiberRST, Dec-13-09 11:43 PM, #12
                                    RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, Mattienorton, Dec-15-09 01:45 AM, #13
                                         RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?, AdministratorCODE4, Dec-15-09 08:18 AM, #14

spartanNov-06-06 07:55 AM
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#5873, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Are you sure that it can't be rebuilt? I am ordering a rebuild kit for mine today from rockauto.com for $11, the cheapest that I can find a new one for is $60...

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ChamukoNov-06-06 08:26 AM
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#5874, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Most CAN be rebuilt.

To take it out you just have to unclip it from the pedal.

Take out the Bolt and nut holding it onto the firewall.

Disconnect the Line comming from it.

Carefull with the fluid.

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EclipseMGPNov-06-06 09:06 AM
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#5875, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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What is involved in the repair kit? I imagine its a seal of some sort that is allowing fluid to leak out. Is it a collection of seals and gaskets?

  

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TeamDR1665Nov-06-06 09:43 AM
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#5876, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Originally posted by EclipseMGP
What is involved in the repair kit? I imagine its a seal of some sort that is allowing fluid to leak out. Is it a collection of seals and gaskets?


I had pictures of this when I did mine less than a year ago. It's not hard at all, man. Personally, I would just buy the new unit for ease of installation. Then you can pick up the rebuild kit for cheap, rebuild the original and either keep it around as a spare or sell it for a couple bucks more than the new unit.

The trickiest part is getting the pedal re-adjusted, imo.

  

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GorkoRacingNov-06-06 04:39 PM
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#5877, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Nov-06-06 04:43 PM by GorkoRacing

          

www.nopionline.com

I got a brand new one from nopi for $27 I believe about 2-3 years ago and installed it myself and have had no problems with it. I even video taped the install so that I could do a writeup later, just havent gotten around to typing it up and taking screen shots for the pics since I have no way to host the entire vid.

Edit: They've gone up in price to $38 but still not bad
http://www.nopionline.com/nopistore/dsp_part_detail.cfm?vmakeid=250&vmodelid=015&vcatyear=1997&vnopinum=621%2B0392&vTitle=1997%20MITSUBISHI%20Eclipse



One maybe 2 bolts a nut or 2 and a codder pin or a C clip if I remember right. Take your time and do it yourself. You can have it done in under an hour even taking your time being unfamiliar with it.

  

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95greenhrcgsNov-06-06 05:29 PM
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#5878, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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I have done both. Not too hard. Both of mine are 2 yrs old, and I can take them off the car for you. PM me for details if you need/want.

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HadesOmegaNov-25-06 04:00 PM
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#5891, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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wow I did mine at like 105k I didn't know you could get on for like 40 bux that's a good deal. I rebuilt mine with a beck arnley kit I think. It was kinda hard to track down. Its kind of a bitch to change because the master cylinder is burried in the firewall. From what I remember it wasn't too hard took an hour or two to install.

You wanna hone the cylinder b4 you put the new rubber in, but I remember it was really small and I didn't have anything hone it with. Oh well still worx good.


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thedawgDec-22-06 08:48 AM
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#5976, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Originally posted by EclipseMGP
What is involved in the repair kit? I imagine its a seal of some sort that is allowing fluid to leak out. Is it a collection of seals and gaskets?


  

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CarbonFiberRSTMay-10-09 02:11 PM
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#7825, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Bump...

Is the whole procedure of replacing the MC done from inside the car besides bleeding?


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adamztyMay-10-09 02:26 PM
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#7826, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Originally posted by CarbonFiberRST
Bump... Is the whole procedure of replacing the MC done from inside the car besides bleeding?


Part of the procedure is done inside the car, and part of it is done in the engine bay.

Basically what you do is disconnect the clutch pedal, disconnect the clutch line, remove the master cylinder, rebuild it, and put it back together.

  

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MattienortonDec-13-09 09:30 PM
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#8366, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Originally posted by adamzty
Originally posted by CarbonFiberRST Bump... Is the whole procedure of replacing the MC done from inside the car besides bleeding?
Part of the procedure is done inside the car, and part of it is done in the engine bay. Basically what you do is disconnect the clutch pedal, disconnect the clutch line, remove the master cylinder, rebuild it, and put it back together.


Someone possibly have a write up with pictures of this?

I need to swap mine out, perhaps i'll compile one if i can find my camera and have time.

  

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CarbonFiberRSTDec-13-09 11:43 PM
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#8373, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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I don't but it was pretty easy and straight forward.


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MattienortonDec-15-09 01:45 AM
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#8374, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Originally posted by CarbonFiberRST
I don't but it was pretty easy and straight forward.


Just got them both swapped out today, still doing some other work on the trans. Im sick of oil and grit my back almost burns like a sun burn from it! Guess im alergic? I d k haha!

Anyone have a link or a good write up to how to install a tranny?

Like after you get it dropped and do all the swapping? I've seen a few in the past, and im pretty sure i got most of it down par, but it's been quite a few years since i last did one, about 5 and i was 17 so don't remember everything but a write up would be EXCELLENT!

  

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AdministratorCODE4Dec-15-09 08:18 AM
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#8375, "RE: Anyone change the Clutch Master Cylinder?"
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Originally posted by Mattienorton
I d k haha!


No texting language.

Originally posted by Mattienorton
Anyone have a link or a good write up to how to install a tranny? Like after you get it dropped and do all the swapping?


If you get the transaxle out, then install is reverse of removal, right? Check the Mods & Tech Info, or try searching as a trans install has been covered enough times that I am not even going to copy & paste a link for you.

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