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Hello everyone,

 

Yesterday on my HR my clutch slave cylinder failed, with the pedal sticking to the floor and the reservoir emptying itself under the car. I know this is a known issue with these later cars but didn't really expect it to just conk out like that. Anyway, since its a gearbox out job to replace the CSC, its a good excuse to get a lightened flywheel and clutch as the cars on 58k and I expect it'll need doing soon enough. 

 

My question here is: does the job really need a 350 specialist in order to carry it out? The cars currently outside my local garage who I know do do clutches etc, but I've been told its recommended to see a specialist. It says this too on the kit I plan on getting (linked below). 

 

Cheers,

 

 

https://www.tarmacsportz.co.uk/nissan-370z-350z-hr-07-stage-1-competition-clutch-kit-with-tarmac-sportz-lightweight-flywheel-heavy-duty-csc.html?___store=default

 

 

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Honestly, there’s nothing on the 350/370 that needs a specialist at all. You may get a better price as they’ll know shortcuts without having to google it, but if you trust your local garage then use them. 

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Any competent technician should be able to fit the HR clutch without any drama, however I would recommend a specialist as there are a few pitfalls.

 

Your potential supplier Tarmac are only 20 minutes from you.

 

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I have thus jwt set up I just removed from my 370 as my slave went so went back to dual mass flywheel, you are welcome to it all for £100 as everyone has been so generous to me recently on the forum, happy to meet around Silverstone area.

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4 hours ago, ZMANALEX said:

Any competent technician should be able to fit the HR clutch without any drama, however I would recommend a specialist as there are a few pitfalls.

 

Your potential supplier Tarmac are only 20 minutes from you.

 

Well its good to hear it should be alright, thank you.

 

I would of course happily visit somewhere like Tarmac but I wouldn't want to put the car through the abuse of driving about without a clutch and since its already outside a garage I wouldn't get it towed/transported unless I had to.

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Eddie_r32 said:

I have thus jwt set up I just removed from my 370 as my slave went so went back to dual mass flywheel, you are welcome to it all for £100 as everyone has been so generous to me recently on the forum, happy to meet around Silverstone area.

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Thanks for the kind offer but I couldn't really make it down there anyway. I think it'd be best to just go for some brand new stuff anyway for a bit of peace of mind, but thanks.

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