98/99 master and hydraulic throw outs
10-31-2006, 05:52 PM
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98/99 master and hydraulic throw outs What was the problem with these early models that it is recommended to swap out for the revised versions? Is it a drag racing thing or just bad design? I have never had a problem with mine to date and was looking to replace if needed. Thanks for the input.
10-31-2006, 06:18 PM
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I don't know the exact reason as for people upgrading, but I do know that mine showed no signs up until one cold night, my clutch got soft for a couple presses. The next morning it continued to feel soft and unresponsive. I parked the car for 2 weeks, bought a clutch and upgraded hydraulics...replaced...and all is well.
Point of that story...just cause it hasn't shown signs yet...doesn't mean it won't suddenly happen.
Point of that story...just cause it hasn't shown signs yet...doesn't mean it won't suddenly happen.
