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  • in reply to: Clutch Woes #533196
    BrianBrian
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      Bill wins the doughnut! Pressure plate bad, will have the replacement in on Tuesday.

      Thanks again for all the help!!

      in reply to: Clutch Woes #529889
      BrianBrian
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        Bill wins the doughnut! Pressure plate bad, will have the replacement in on Tuesday.

        Thanks again for all the help!!

        in reply to: Clutch Woes #531922
        BrianBrian
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          I forgot to reply to John – yes, there is movement at the fork, ~ 1 inch. Looks like it should travel more than that. No bulging hoses.

          Thanks for any insights!!

          in reply to: Clutch Woes #528624
          BrianBrian
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            I forgot to reply to John – yes, there is movement at the fork, ~ 1 inch. Looks like it should travel more than that. No bulging hoses.

            Thanks for any insights!!

            in reply to: Clutch Woes #531920
            BrianBrian
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              Pic of the Clutch Regulator Assembly. I can easily blow air in/out either port.

              in reply to: Clutch Woes #528623
              BrianBrian
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                Pic of the Clutch Regulator Assembly. I can easily blow air in/out either port.

                in reply to: Clutch Woes #531893
                BrianBrian
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                  No-go on the master and slave cylinders. Replaced them both, no change. I took the old ones apart for fun, and they looked great. No wear, no leakage.

                  There is one item that I cant figure out – the ‘clutch regulator assembly’. It looks like a little diaphram-type thingy. It is between the master and slave cylinders. See here (part #41690):
                  http://www.jimellishyundaiparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=413265&ukey_make=1033&modelYear=2007&ukey_model=14681

                  The Hyundai dealer (parts guy and tech) that I bought the cylinders from had no idea what this was. It lists for $140 so I am a bit reluctant to just by it outright.

                  Anyone know what this is? Could this be the issue?

                  Thanks!!!

                  in reply to: Clutch Woes #528607
                  BrianBrian
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                    No-go on the master and slave cylinders. Replaced them both, no change. I took the old ones apart for fun, and they looked great. No wear, no leakage.

                    There is one item that I cant figure out – the ‘clutch regulator assembly’. It looks like a little diaphram-type thingy. It is between the master and slave cylinders. See here (part #41690):
                    http://www.jimellishyundaiparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=413265&ukey_make=1033&modelYear=2007&ukey_model=14681

                    The Hyundai dealer (parts guy and tech) that I bought the cylinders from had no idea what this was. It lists for $140 so I am a bit reluctant to just by it outright.

                    Anyone know what this is? Could this be the issue?

                    Thanks!!!

                    in reply to: Clutch Woes #526140
                    BrianBrian
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                      Thanks for the quick response!

                      I forgot to mention that I did bleed the clutch, no change and no air noted while bleeding.

                      Is it possible for the master or slave to go bad with no fluid leakage?

                      I looked at the fork while someone pressed the clutch – it moved but I dont know how much is normal.

                      I might just replace the master/slave – they are relatively inexpensive and easier than replacing the clutch!

                      Thanks!

                      in reply to: Clutch Woes #529202
                      BrianBrian
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                        Thanks for the quick response!

                        I forgot to mention that I did bleed the clutch, no change and no air noted while bleeding.

                        Is it possible for the master or slave to go bad with no fluid leakage?

                        I looked at the fork while someone pressed the clutch – it moved but I dont know how much is normal.

                        I might just replace the master/slave – they are relatively inexpensive and easier than replacing the clutch!

                        Thanks!

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