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King14 03-02-2016 10:54 PM

Csc failure please help soft clutch
 
Ok so im new to this forum. But i just bought my car 6 months ago has 5k miles on it and i got a csc failure the clutch got really soft so i went there and they told me they have to replace it so i said ok, i got the car back today after getting the csc replaced and drove it the clutch was still very soft and the engagement point was very low i told the service people and they said its normal the put gtr brake fluid in it btw please help! Thank you

pbs370z 03-02-2016 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by King14 (Post 3428023)
Ok so im new to this forum. But i just bought my car 6 months ago has 5k miles on it and i got a csc failure the clutch got really soft so i went there and they told me they have to replace it so i said ok, i got the car back today after getting the csc replaced and drove it the clutch was still very soft and the engagement point was very low i told the service people and they said its normal the put gtr brake fluid in it btw please help! Thank you

Normal my ***. sounds like air in the lines to me though. Also I had the heavy duty Zspeed CSC put in mine, which is far more reliable than the stock NISSAN unit.

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King14 03-03-2016 01:55 AM

Yea i was going to change the CSC but a little short on money right now plus i have warrantty imma let it do its thing till it runs out haha, idk much about manual as this is my first what does it mean theres air in the lines and how can i get it out. Thank you (im a big noob but im learning)

2011 Nismo#91 03-03-2016 08:11 AM

Dealers typically try replacing the fluid first if that can get the car moving off the lot, CSC takes a good amount of time to replace. The system also isn't easy to bleed, keep using that warranty while you have it.

King14 03-03-2016 08:59 AM

Yea thats the only thing i can do haha it only took a day to "replace the csc" and they said the bled the system too but who knows, thanks for the help btw

MagmaRed370z 03-03-2016 09:07 AM

There are several guys here with 2016 Nismos with less than 2,000 (2K) miles with CSC failures. Heck! There is a guy that was doing a test drive with 6 miles on the Odometer and the freaking CSC failed!

King14 03-03-2016 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by schellingr (Post 3428280)
There are several guys here with 2016 Nismos with less than 2,000 (2K) miles with CSC failures. Heck! There is a guy that was doing a test drive with 6 miles on the Odometer and the freaking CSC failed!

Hahaha yea thats just bad at 6 miles, NISSAN shouldve really do something about this issue its really annoying

xdragus 03-03-2016 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by schellingr (Post 3428280)
There are several guys here with 2016 Nismos with less than 2,000 (2K) miles with CSC failures. Heck! There is a guy that was doing a test drive with 6 miles on the Odometer and the freaking CSC failed!

I'm just debating whether I should install the HD CSC + RJM pedal immediately when I pick up my new Z. Or drive a couple a few thousand miles first to make sure my car isn't a lemon/other larger issues.

Already ordered the parts and they'll arrive way before my car does.

pbs370z 05-31-2016 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by 2011 Nismo#91 (Post 3428215)
Dealers typically try replacing the fluid first if that can get the car moving off the lot, CSC takes a good amount of time to replace. The system also isn't easy to bleed, keep using that warranty while you have it.

No problem at all - just a complete transmission removal and replace.

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