Tick performance master, problem with quick fitting ..
#1
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Tick performance master, problem with quick fitting ..
So I've removed the old master and installed the new tick performance master cylinder in a 1998 ws6 M6..
the car shifted fine most of the time but you could tell the old master was going out.
I purchased the new master cylinder from tick performance and installed it this morning and now the pedal is solid and won't engage the slave, almost feels like theres pressure in the master line that runs to the trans, and if i disconnect the line and push the small plunger in (on the end of the line) the pedal will go to the floor..
I dont know if the quick connection is wrong or if I'm not pushing it in far enough...
If ideas ?
the car shifted fine most of the time but you could tell the old master was going out.
I purchased the new master cylinder from tick performance and installed it this morning and now the pedal is solid and won't engage the slave, almost feels like theres pressure in the master line that runs to the trans, and if i disconnect the line and push the small plunger in (on the end of the line) the pedal will go to the floor..
I dont know if the quick connection is wrong or if I'm not pushing it in far enough...
If ideas ?
#2
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You're going to have to drain fluid off the master line before you attach it to the slave. I have the same thing happen to me and did a whole post about it, with some photos.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...nto-slave.html
Once you bleed the pressure it snaps in really easy and no fuss. You will need to bleed the system after so hopefully you installed a speed bleeder line.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...nto-slave.html
Once you bleed the pressure it snaps in really easy and no fuss. You will need to bleed the system after so hopefully you installed a speed bleeder line.
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You're going to have to drain fluid off the master line before you attach it to the slave. I have the same thing happen to me and did a whole post about it, with some photos.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...nto-slave.html
Once you bleed the pressure it snaps in really easy and no fuss. You will need to bleed the system after so hopefully you installed a speed bleeder line.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...nto-slave.html
Once you bleed the pressure it snaps in really easy and no fuss. You will need to bleed the system after so hopefully you installed a speed bleeder line.
So I disconndisconnected the new tick performance master and took it back out of the car and put the old one back in, now the car will shift again ...
From what tick said was the quick connection might not be going all the way in, causing it to not engage the slave...
Could be a problem with the slave also ...
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I expect that you are having the same issue @jybravo70 had, which is what Tick told you. If the connector isn't seated, it won't hold pressure. The link in the second post should be instructive for you.
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I expect that you are having the same issue @jybravo70 had, which is what Tick told you. If the connector isn't seated, it won't hold pressure. The link in the second post should be instructive for you.
it won't allow me to push the clutch in ..
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When I cracked my bleeder to release the pressure it made a small mess (the above post warned me about this so I was prepared with rags/pail but the fluid was under way more pressure than I was expecting) but with the pressure gone the line went in and "clicked". I closed the speed bleeder, added a small amount of fluid to the reservoir, and bleed the system. Pedal firmness is better than stock (I removed the helper spring) and it hasn't lost a drop of fluid since.
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Hydraulics are pretty simple and a binary system (it either works or doesn't). My struggles were not being familiar enough to recognize the system as a whole is a single loop and not 2 loops separated by the master cylinder. The issue is the same one I faced, the system is full of fluid and you are connecting one leg of the circuit into an already pressurized loop. Bleed off the pressure and you can connect. These quick connect fittings are great but they have plastic sleeves and you can't really see what your doing with all the housings/stuff in the way. You won't be able to force it in. If the pedal is rock hard that means the fluid in the line has nowhere to go. That means it wasn't "in the loop" to "push" the slave up against the clutch. Release the pressure and you can get the line in.
When I cracked my bleeder to release the pressure it made a small mess (the above post warned me about this so I was prepared with rags/pail but the fluid was under way more pressure than I was expecting) but with the pressure gone the line went in and "clicked". I closed the speed bleeder, added a small amount of fluid to the reservoir, and bleed the system. Pedal firmness is better than stock (I removed the helper spring) and it hasn't lost a drop of fluid since.
When I cracked my bleeder to release the pressure it made a small mess (the above post warned me about this so I was prepared with rags/pail but the fluid was under way more pressure than I was expecting) but with the pressure gone the line went in and "clicked". I closed the speed bleeder, added a small amount of fluid to the reservoir, and bleed the system. Pedal firmness is better than stock (I removed the helper spring) and it hasn't lost a drop of fluid since.
The problem with my system came from not being able to push the pedal down after I got the line connected...
My wine connected and I got one click, but the pedal was still rock solid
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What's the fix for this though?
I have the new slave and the mcleod clutch is on its way...
I just don't know if a new slave will fix this or if it's something to do with the master
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Follow the process in @jybravo70 's thread on fixing the hydrolock condition and hopefully you'll be set.