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Charan

12-09-2017 08:13 PM

How common is CSC failure on the 2017 model?

Just curious, because I've yet to see it happen on any 16/17 models.

Korstix

12-10-2017 06:35 AM

I'm only at 10k miles and haven't seen it yet. *knock on wood*

Kzonts

12-10-2017 07:48 AM

It's the same part, so unless they have improved the design it still has a similar chance for failure. And the rear diff bushing is another item you will need to replace - it's junk.

Whjaxn17

12-11-2017 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charan (Post 3713936)

Just curious, because I've yet to see it happen on any 16/17 models.

Just had to have my slave and master cylinder replaced at 7,200 miles

overtureZ

12-11-2017 11:44 AM

Same exact part in all of the models, my CSC just went out at 67K miles, the last 5k miles were boosted so that probably played a part in its failure. I went with the HD CSC from Z Speed, everything is functioning great now. I don't know if its common but when I first got my car back I had slop in the top of my clutch pedal. The more I drive the better it gets, I think lol.

Ghost116

12-20-2017 09:34 PM

Same part, same part number. I asked if anything had been changed when I bought my 17. Sales person said no idea so we went and asked the head tech that day. And no differences lol

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