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you have a leak in the clutch hydrolic system!!! clostly inspect the clutch master, do u see leaks coming from where the metal hose threads in or anywhere alone its way to the slave cylander?? and look under the dash do u see evidence of fluid running down where the rod goes into the clutch master cylander.
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N/A and TII slaves are different..but N/A to N/A on either series is OK to swap...ther is only Like 4 parts to the clutch system really..the Master,a steel line,a rubber line,and the slave..the Slave is the one that usually goes,as it is always Moving out and in(the Push rod at the Trans,on the Clutch fork)..check there.
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these are very simple parts to change...
the slave IMO is prolly your problem..
if your current car is a non turbo and the donor car is an non turbo then it dont matter on year (as long as both or 2nd gens)
I think u should buy new though since the price is very low cost..
I just changed my soft line to a SS line and the slave cylinder.. took me about 10 minutes.
the slave IMO is prolly your problem..
if your current car is a non turbo and the donor car is an non turbo then it dont matter on year (as long as both or 2nd gens)
I think u should buy new though since the price is very low cost..
I just changed my soft line to a SS line and the slave cylinder.. took me about 10 minutes.
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