Clutch Master Cylinder Rebuild Kits
- Thread starter The Reaper
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where do you get a new one for 28 bucks???
the cheapest i've found is 57 bucks and go as high as 75 bucks
the cheapest i've found is 57 bucks and go as high as 75 bucks
Rebuild kit works great for the ~$8. No reason to replace the whole thing if the only problem is old seals/rubber. Then again I always feel smarter when I fix a problem instead of replacing it.
If you need it right away then try to find a rebuild kit, we were just suggesting you might as well have a brand new one instead.
yea i know i'd like to have a new one and i will be buying a new one now but i guess i'll just bleed this one every morning until i get the new one in
I can vouch for bigaaron, I jus bought one along with the slave for 100 bucks all together, and i'm a happy man
i can get a replacement here i just wanted a cheaper alternative until i can buy a new one
this damn 1J is killing me with all this shit
this damn 1J is killing me with all this shit
i used the $8 rebuild kit 4 years ago and its still going strong. I needed it asap and was broke at the time. do what your budget allows
took me an hour - it would take 5 min less to swap in a new one. I spent more time dicking with the the pedal clevis and bleeding than anything else - which you would do if you were swapping it anyway.
YMMV though
YMMV though
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OEM is Asin.
Same with your transmission, and many other parts on the car. (Asin makes the parts, and Toyota assembles them into cars.)
You guys realize that about 80% of most cars are "made" by companies other than the car builder?
I have "mopar" shift forks in my Asin R154 trans... (Same trans used in Jeeps, GM pickups and lately the Solstice...)
I'm sure the clutch MC is also used in many other brands of vehicle too, not just Toyota.
Same with your transmission, and many other parts on the car. (Asin makes the parts, and Toyota assembles them into cars.)
You guys realize that about 80% of most cars are "made" by companies other than the car builder?
I have "mopar" shift forks in my Asin R154 trans... (Same trans used in Jeeps, GM pickups and lately the Solstice...)
I'm sure the clutch MC is also used in many other brands of vehicle too, not just Toyota.
