Any reason 2 replace my 30K mile old McLeod master cylinder w/ new one? Have extra
05-06-2004, 07:39 PM
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Any reason 2 replace my 30K mile old McLeod master cylinder w/ new one? Have extra I've had an adjustable master from McLeod in my car for 30K miles, and just had to order a new clutch setup from them so got another brand new McLeod Adj. Master even though I really don't need it.
I was going to sell it, but was wondering if there is any reason for me to put the new one in and sell the old?
Install is a pain so I just thought I'd keep the old one and sell the new, but if these are notorious for having problems as they age I'd install the new one.
I was going to sell it, but was wondering if there is any reason for me to put the new one in and sell the old?
Install is a pain so I just thought I'd keep the old one and sell the new, but if these are notorious for having problems as they age I'd install the new one.
05-07-2004, 10:07 AM
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From what I've read on here, older McLeods are notorious about starting to leak.
If I were in your shoes, I'd put the new one in and sell the old one. McLeod makes a rebuild kit (under $30) that can freshen up that old one - so to somebody out there, it would have a good home if they'd be willing to do a little work.
If I were in your shoes, I'd put the new one in and sell the old one. McLeod makes a rebuild kit (under $30) that can freshen up that old one - so to somebody out there, it would have a good home if they'd be willing to do a little work.
