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Clutch Issues.

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BlackMount

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Jan 20, 2010
Monroe, Wisconsin
So did a 5 Speed Swap on my Non Turbo Talon

Here's the parts I used

GVR4 Pedal Assembly
GVR4 Clutch Master Cylinder
GVR4 Slave Cylinder
F5M33 Transmission (Turbo Tranny)
Turbo Pressure Plate
Stock 7 Bolt Flywheel
ACT Organic Clutch
1990 GST Shift Linkages, Brackets, and Shifter Housing\Assembly

No matter what I do my clutch isn't working properly, I have bleed my clutch several different ways, 100% properly and each time doesn't work any better then the other. I have yet to find any fluid leaks. There is no fluid inside the slave cylinder boot.

I have the clutch pedal adjusted all the way out, and its still not pushing the clutch in enough cause it hits the floor bored. I need more rooml.

Sometimes at a stop and in gear, the clutch will start to drag with it pinned to the floor. other times the car jumps a little when i put it into gear from a stop.

Is there a difference between the GalantVR4 slave\master cylinders and DSM's? or year or trim? I have yet to find any.
 

I have the clutch pedal adjusted all the way out, and its still not pushing the clutch in enough cause it hits the floor bored. I need more rooml.

I think that answer's your question.

Also there is a longer rod available for the slave cyl if i'm not mistaken.

Where from? Link? I'm having trouble finding it.
 
If i'm not mistaken it's an OEM part, so you should be able to find it though Mitsubishi's .......damn brain fart this morning I can't remember the name of there inventory program. If anyone else can recall it please post the name of it. It's available online if you google it and then you can look up any OEM part you want.
 
If i'm not mistaken it's an OEM part, so you should be able to find it though Mitsubishi's .......damn brain fart this morning I can't remember the name of there inventory program. If anyone else can recall it please post the name of it. It's available online if you google it and then you can look up any OEM part you want.

someone please what is that name LOL?

http://www.dsmparts.com/customer/product.php?productid=32&cat=57&page=1 is this what you guys were talkin about.
 
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