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  • SteelBlueS
    SteelBlueS
    SteelBlue
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    straight6pwr said:

    another random thought - have you replaced the soft line in the system? maybe it is old and expanding too much?

    It has been replaced with a condor SS braided line. I think I'm gonna have Legend just replace the master cylinder with the one. It's the one that is listed on RealOEM that supersedes the previous part numbers.

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    • straight6pwrS
      straight6pwrS
      straight6pwr
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      tried some keyboard engineering. looks like the cylinder size of the e30 could possibly be longer? the fluid input location is closer to the pedal on the e30, if the online photos of the two part numbers are accurate.

      clutch.jpg

      although the 'throw' on a clutch pedal is fairly long, the engagement range between on/off is rather small, so i suppose I could see this making a difference.

      Dan
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      • SteelBlueS
        SteelBlueS
        SteelBlue
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        straight6pwr said:

        tried some keyboard engineering. looks like the cylinder size of the e30 could possibly be longer? the fluid input location is closer to the pedal on the e30, if the online photos of the two part numbers are accurate.

        clutch.jpg

        although the 'throw' on a clutch pedal is fairly long, the engagement range between on/off is rather small, so i suppose I could see this making a difference.

        Good to know. Hoping this is the issue and not that the fork isn't attached correctly or the clutch is on backwards or something that would require the trans to come off.

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        • straight6pwrS
          straight6pwrS
          straight6pwr
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          #417

          SteelBlue said:

          Good to know. Hoping this is the issue and not that the fork isn't attached correctly or the clutch is on backwards or something that would require the trans to come off.

          i think i'd rather do a clutch job than a clutch master cylinder on an e30.

          Dan
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          • SteelBlueS
            SteelBlueS
            SteelBlue
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            #418

            straight6pwr said:

            i think i'd rather do a clutch job than a clutch master cylinder on an e30.

            Have you had to do any clutch work on your E30? Have you removed the bell housing with the motor still in the car or did you pull the motor?

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            • JdesignJ
              JdesignJ
              Jdesign
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              #419

              Im just here for the part-out thread.

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              • B
                B
                B C
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                I think I’d rather replace the oil cap on an e30 than do a clutch job

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                • SteelBlueS
                  SteelBlueS
                  SteelBlue
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #421

                  Jdesign said:

                  Im just here for the part-out thread.

                  It’s coming

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                  • straight6pwrS
                    straight6pwrS
                    straight6pwr
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #422

                    SteelBlue said:

                    Have you had to do any clutch work on your E30? Have you removed the bell housing with the motor still in the car or did you pull the motor?

                    clutch job on an e30 24v car with the engine still in? many have tried, most have failed.

                    i've yet to wear out a clutch on an e30, so i've never had to. (250,000 total miles driven)

                    Dan
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                    • RekpointR
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                      Rekpoint
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                      Jdesign said:

                      Im just here for the part-out thread.

                      Dibs on the shell 😆

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                      • SteelBlueS
                        SteelBlueS
                        SteelBlue
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                        #424

                        Rekpoint said:

                        Dibs on the shell 😆

                        Good to know there are potential suitors out there. I will keep you posted.

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                        • SteelBlueS
                          SteelBlueS
                          SteelBlue
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                          Rekpoint said:

                          Dibs on the shell 😆

                          I’ll be messaging you.

                          If anyone is interested in a refreshed S52, clutch/pressure plate/flywheel, csf radiator, spal fan, etc. let me know. Trans, driveshaft, diff might be accounted for.

                          But the plan is to get it running first. Clutch works, exhaust is done. Then possibly sell it as a running/driving car.

                          Obviously I would love to keep both cars, but 1) I don't have the space. I could leave one outside over winter, but would prefer not to do that(I might end up having to leave the calypso if I don't sell it before then) and 2) the money I would get from selling it would be really nice to have. Could pay off the remainder of my student loans/put some money into the red car. 

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