mspaintexe
Probationary Member
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- Sep 26, 2022
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Grand Rapids,
Michigan
The original master cylinder finally died out on my 92 eagle Talon TSI. I was able to limp it home with the clutch always engaged and found that the original master was leaking fluid. So I figured I would just buy one from autozone, one about 20 minutes from my house had it in stock. Installed it, tried to bleed the system, instant leak comping out of the seal. So, returned it, waited 3 days for a replacement. Same part, Duralast brand new. Put that one in, now this one doesn't leak, but after bleeding the system countless times, it just doesn't disengage all the way. I have to stomp it to the carpet just to be able to get it into 1st. The adjustment screw is all the way out, the system is bled, the slave cylinder is only 6 months old and worked fine before the master failed. Is there anyone else experiencing the same terrible quality with the Duralast masters? Ruined what was supposed to be a nice weekend trip for me. All the other auto parts stores don't have one in stock, and all the other parts I see on the internet appear to come from the same factory, or the OEM Nabco part which is like $180.