View Full Version : Evo 8 transmission problem(maybe slave cylinder)
mike55112
12-09-2009, 04:36 PM
So today I was driving to work and I was just cruising about 45mph in 5th gear and I had to downshift to take an exit. I pushed in my clutch and tried to switch into 2nd gear and I couldnt put it into gear. I had to rev match the mph to switch gears. When Im at a stop and in first gear with the clutch peddle all the way in, I can rev and it moves a little. I still have fluid and the peddle feels normal. I think it might be the slave or master cylinder, I have the competition stage 4 clutch. What do you guys think?
Matt D.
12-09-2009, 05:40 PM
When Im at a stop and in first gear with the clutch peddle all the way in, I can rev and it moves a little.
That says the clutch isn't completely disengaged. Bleed the clutch and see how it is. Make sure nothing is leaking.
mike55112
12-09-2009, 05:51 PM
That says the clutch isn't completely disengaged. Bleed the clutch and see how it is. Make sure nothing is leaking.
This all of a sudden happend driving down 77 south. I didnt see any leaks. I will have to look at it closer under some light.
Kevin 1G Drummer
12-09-2009, 11:38 PM
Sounds to me like your slave cylinder might have taken a dump. Squeeze the boot that goes around the rod to make sure there's no fluid in it.
mike55112
12-10-2009, 05:30 PM
UPdate, Slave cylinder works fine. Pretty sure the TOB popped off the PP. Makes a shit ton of noise when the car is in gear and pushing in the clutch peddle doesnt do anything but the the slave cylinder still pushes the fork. I probably wont want to fix it till spring time. I'm done with evo clutch swaps for a while, PITA
Kracka
12-10-2009, 07:02 PM
http://www.maperformance.com/mr-machining-clutch-fork-stopper-for-evolution-8-9-mrm-cfs-evo.html
mike55112
12-10-2009, 07:03 PM
I was going to get that from rosey, I was just waiting till my check this week to call him back on it. It only had 3k on the clutch and it happened when I was driving very slowly
Kracka
12-10-2009, 07:16 PM
My TOB broke with about 1,700 miles on it, 500 miles of which was break-in and 1,000 miles was just driving to Texas. Good work on making yours last twice as long :D
mike55112
12-10-2009, 11:45 PM
My TOB broke with about 1,700 miles on it, 500 miles of which was break-in and 1,000 miles was just driving to Texas. Good work on making yours last twice as long :D
I remember you got yours warrantied, didnt you? I bought mine after comp supposedly fixed the TOB release problem. I waited 2 weeks with the clutch being on backorder untill they had the new kit out. I loved how the clutch felt, but this really pisses me off since these evo clutches are not as easy to replace as a awd dsm.
Kracka
12-11-2009, 09:36 AM
I was a prototype tester so I got mine covered, but from what I head they're doing their best to take care of customers so give them a call and explain your situation and see what they're willing to do for you.
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