S3 Clutch master - slave pipe.
S3 Clutch master - slave pipe.
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blues3

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248 posts

194 months

Wednesday 26th October 2011
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Thinking of replacing the kunifer pipe with a braided flexy pipe. Has anyone done this? If so how long should it be?

Also, just fitted new AVO shocks to the springs but I can't remember which goes on the front and back (Doh!) The four springs are not the same, two longer narrower springs and two shorter wider. Which is which?

Thanks

Dave

magpies

5,203 posts

211 months

Wednesday 26th October 2011
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I would suspect that the short fat ones are for the front as they would be the greater poundage

magpies

5,203 posts

211 months

Wednesday 26th October 2011
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also I am in the process of fitting aeroquip braided hoses on the car including the clutch, but the body is off mine so not completed. The hose is quite cheap and you would need less than a 1.5 mtr.

phillpot

17,510 posts

212 months

Wednesday 26th October 2011
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blues3 said:
Which is which?

Thanks Dave
Fat ones are rears with my old Avo's.

Used a 900mm high pressure flexible refrigerant hose on mine (longest I could find), only just long enough even with a 90 degree elbow out of master cylinder so guess about 110mm/120mm would be good (easier to lose a bit than to stretch it).

DJ8226

401 posts

202 months

Wednesday 26th October 2011
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Hi I made mine (or should I say local hydraulic centre did) it was 1050mm long if I recall and was plenty long enough. Details on here but search system is not my friend at the moment but someone else maybe able to find it. And then you can read all about it including pics. Fitted it in May I think so you could back track and see if you can find the thread. Good Luck

Edited by DJ8226 on Wednesday 26th October 22:47

DJ8226

401 posts

202 months

Wednesday 26th October 2011
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Thread is there go back to 25th May its titled - New Clutch Flexible Hose / Master Cylinder Needed - Help!!!!

Barkychoc

7,848 posts

233 months

Thursday 27th October 2011
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How does the pipe seal?
I went to pirtek and they said it was by an O ring under the shoulder of the hydraulic fitting - not deformation of the end of the fitting like happens with copper pipe.
I wasn't keen on that idea so stuck with copper pipe and brass threaded fittings.

DJ8226

401 posts

202 months

Friday 28th October 2011
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Chris no O ring on mine if you view the thread you can see the fittings that where supplied and used by Pirtek (Hull branch) HTH

magpies

5,203 posts

211 months

Friday 28th October 2011
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aeroquip is by bango bolt and copper washers


Edited by magpies on Friday 28th October 17:24