Hi guys, I recently had the CSC fail in my Z so I went ahead and decided to swap everything in the clutch system.. I installed: - Z1 Motorsports Performance
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10-30-2012, 03:54 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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This does NOT seem right.. Please look..
Hi guys,
I recently had the CSC fail in my Z so I went ahead and decided to swap everything in the clutch system.. I installed: - Z1 Motorsports Performance Clutch Kit - Z1 Motorsports Lightweight Flywheel - ZSpeed HD CSC with its own SS lines and stuff - New OEM Master Cylinder (it was damaged as well) - Motul RBF-600 clutch fluid. I went through the clutch break-in period (I was told 800 miles, actually did around 650 miles before stepping hard on the Z again). So, everything has been running great for the past 2k-2.5k miles until a couple of days ago I experienced (again) a loss in clutch pedal pressure.. It wasn't a full loss of pressure, probably about 50% no pressure, and then you could feel the pedal to be able to shift gears.. It happened during traffic, no hard driving at all when this happened.. After a short while, pedal feel came back to normal.. I THEN pushed the car hard for a while and everything felt normal.. I stopped to check the fluid level and I took a picture of the clutch fluid reservoir with the fluid because I think it's NOT supposed to look like this.. Fluid should be "cleaner" I believe..?? Should I flush the clutch fluid completely and refill with fresh RBF-600 again..?? I appreciate your comments on this.. Thanks!
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Maybe a bubble... Check for leaks and flush. Hopefully the problem will stay gone.
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I had to do this regularly (about every 6K miles) on my old 2005 350Z and also on my C6. (It's a NOTORIOUS problem on the Vettes) On the 350Z it was easy to flush out the fluid because it had a bleeder valve. I just had the guys who would do my oil change do it for me. It's not a big deal.
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I would check on it at least every 2-3K miles and flush out the fluid before it gets that bad again.
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10-30-2012, 06:48 PM | #6 (permalink) |
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I found this video (it's a Corvette)..
Can this process be replicated for a 370Z..?? Process starts @ 3:50
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