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R32 Gtst - Clutch Master Cylinder

wilch

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wilch

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Hi guys,

Just thought I'd post this.

My g/f's r32 gtst had a leaky clutch master. The clutch pedal was frequently wet, had to keep filling up with fluid etc..

Anyway, I started calling around. No one could get a new nissan item in. Some places even told me to get a second hand $50 one <_< and they'd fit it for $150....

Powerplay was cool, they said I could fix it by changing the rubbers, and told me where to go to get the rubbers... Anyway, had a look at the master, needed a new one.

Anyway, long story short, I gave John at Unique Autosports a call. They can get an aftermarket item, new, that fits straight on. They fitted it and yep, it fit straight on.

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Wil: PM Sent.

To all interested parties we offer new genuine items for $133 + $8.50 freight to SAU members. These are a stocked item, therefore ready for dispatch.

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Master cylinders are almost the same in alot of nissans. I got one exactly the same as mine in my gts4 from sparco for 70 dollars. It wasnt listed for my car but they match. have a look in some nissan manuals for australian models in your local library for a match. If anyone pms me i can tell you what it was off but cant remember of the top of my head.

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