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Is the '94-'95 clutch master cylinder same as '93?

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Old 03-28-12, 04:44 PM
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Is the '94-'95 clutch master cylinder same as '93?
Heard that they are different, will a '94-'95 fit on a '93?

(Yes, I've searched).
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Have you compared part numbers?
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No, I'm asking because I need a master cylinder and someone here has a '94, I wonder if it fits on my '93...
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Should be the same.
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From my understanding the only difference is the spring tension but i was told that it was so minimal that it was worth mentioning and that was told to me by mazdatrix since i just finished replacing it as well. hope this helps
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They do have different part numbers but are interchangeable, the 94-95 is actually $30-ish cheaper than the 93
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If it's cheaper they most likely did some upgrades to the part and made far more of the later design, that's why it's cheaper.

I don't see any reason not to use the newer part.

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Ok, thanks guys !!!
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upgraded design...go for the one you found for a 94'
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