Acura clutch master cylinder

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Leo, Feb 2, 2009.

  1. Leo

    Leo Guest

    Any one has problem with this part? The one on my RSX seems to only last for
    2 years and then start making noise. I had it replaced once when the car was
    still under warranty. Now I may have to pay for it. Is there a good non-OEM
    part out there?
     
    Leo, Feb 2, 2009
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  2. Leo

    johngdole Guest

    Usually with these hydraulics people go with OEM. But your local NAPA
    store's NNC800068 (I don't know what year, but I used 2005 RSX 2.0L
    in search) looks like a Perfection Clutch's product.

    Give Perfection Clutch a call:
    http://www.perfectionclutch.com/

    Looks like yours (hydraulic portion) is only 2 years:

    "The average automobile clutch lasts 7.6 years. That means the clutch
    hydraulics can get actuated on average almost 250,000 times before the
    clutch wears out.

    If the clutch is worn out after 7.6 years of continuous use and heat
    cycles then it would be safe to assume the hydraulics could have
    already failed or are susceptible to failure at some point in the near
    future."
     
    johngdole, Feb 2, 2009
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  3. Leo

    johngdole Guest

    Ok, Perfection Clutch, who makes Zoom racing clutches, bought the
    hydraulics line from Affinia, which included the company that made
    Raybestos brake products.
     
    johngdole, Feb 2, 2009
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  4. Leo

    Leo Guest

    Usually with these hydraulics people go with OEM. But your local NAPA
    store's NNC800068 (I don't know what year, but I used 2005 RSX 2.0L
    in search) looks like a Perfection Clutch's product.

    Give Perfection Clutch a call:
    http://www.perfectionclutch.com/

    Looks like yours (hydraulic portion) is only 2 years:

    "The average automobile clutch lasts 7.6 years. That means the clutch
    hydraulics can get actuated on average almost 250,000 times before the
    clutch wears out.

    If the clutch is worn out after 7.6 years of continuous use and heat
    cycles then it would be safe to assume the hydraulics could have
    already failed or are susceptible to failure at some point in the near
    future."



    Well, the problem is the OEM part. I don't know if the local dealer happened
    to have a bunch of bad CMC or what. I am not going to pay for the part if it
    is going to go bad again. In this case, aftermarket may the only choice.
    Btw, mine is 2005 as well.
     
    Leo, Feb 2, 2009
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  5. Leo

    Tegger Guest



    What year? What kind of noise? Where is the noise? You need to give a bit
    more info than you've given.

    The '02-'04 models had a known problem with a squeaky pedal. Is that what
    you've got? Or is the noise at the gearbox end?
     
    Tegger, Feb 2, 2009
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  6. Leo

    Bob Jones Guest

    It's 2005. I hear squeaky noise when the pedal is pressed slowly. When I had
    that last time, the dealer replaced the CMC and the noise was gone.
     
    Bob Jones, Feb 3, 2009
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  7. From the Honda TSB 02-002 January 11, 2005:

    Squeak at the Clutch Pedal

    SYMPTOM
    A squeak, a twang, or a notchy feel when the clutch
    pedal is pressed.

    PROBABLE CAUSE
    The clutch master cylinder spring is rubbing on the
    outer diameter of the piston when the pedal is pressed,
    or the master cylinder quick connect is moving.

    CORRECTIVE ACTION
    Replace the master cylinder, and apply a thin film of
    silicone grease to the clutch line fitting.

    --Gene
     
    Gene S. Berkowitz, Feb 3, 2009
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  8. Leo

    johngdole Guest

    Understand.

    However, give the mentioned TSB 02-002 a try by calling the 1-800
    Honda national line (not dealer). And see if they will give you a
    goodwill one free. Otherwise at least Perfection Clutch makes many
    Zoom racing clutches.
     
    johngdole, Feb 3, 2009
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  9. Leo

    Leo Guest

    Thanks for the info. Any words on when they will ship new parts. I checked 2
    local dealers' web sites. They seemed to run out of this part.
     
    Leo, Feb 4, 2009
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