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Old 10-25-06, 08:27 PM
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WHAT IS this Hose Calld?
Grr what is this hose Calld?
Cuz Autozone is tartid ( I may be to if its Simple)
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the top arrow is the slave cylinder feed hose. the bottom line i can't tell what you're pointing at.
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um . . . its for your headlight fluid
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From that Top line to the Slave Cylinder
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Originally Posted by staticguitar313
um . . . its for your headlight fluid
*Kicks*
Yeah thats like an Intake Briskit O.o
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its the clutch slave hose. part number 4990 from mazda trix .for the ss unit. infact, the ss unit is cheaper and better than the original unit.
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That's the stock NOS.

250 shot.

You press the red button located to the right of your guage console, it has a little red "yield" looking sign on it.
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Ah I wish somebody told me earlier. I just bought a new OEM hose for over 20$. This one would have looked way cooler...
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Holy crap, I think this butchering of the English langauge has got to be a new low...
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Originally Posted by peachykeenwight
That's the stock NOS.

250 shot.

You press the red button located to the right of your guage console, it has a little red "yield" looking sign on it.
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From that Top line to the Slave Cylinder
wow..........................im done
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SIGH!
Not my fault in im a Hurry 85% of the time
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I just had to replace this too. Why can't we just have cable clutches!? Their a million times easier to fix and I like the pedal feel better anyway.
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Hey does that ssclutch line run all the way to the master or is it just a replacement for the rubber part?
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Originally Posted by RETed
Holy crap, I think this butchering of the English langauge has got to be a new low...
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Come on, I've seen WAY worse one these forums.
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We're done here...

Question has been answered, the rest is all off topic.

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