Looking for 46960-S2A-A00 Clutch Steel Line!
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Looking for 46960-S2A-A00 Clutch Steel Line!
Hello All I had been replacing my Master Clutch Cylinder on my 2002 S2000 and I think that Might need to replace the line that goes out of the Cylinder. I had been looking for the line that goes out of the Master Clutch cylinder 46960-S2A-A00 everywhere and it says that it is Discontinued. I can find one in Japan, but it is for Right Hand Drive. It is called "Pipe Assembly line". Does anyyocne know where I can can find one? Please let me know.
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Long story short, I think that I goofed up. I didn't rush it, which is the reason why my Master Slave Cylinder is not connected to the hard line yet, but I think that I messed up the threads \. I will not know till I am successful on screwing it in:
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You know that the hard line needs to be perfectly aligned with the fitting in order to thread the nut? You may need to tweak the line a bit, to align it. I always hand-tighten these nuts before using any wrenches. Just to prevent cross-thread boo-boos.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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This right here, I thought I had done the same the first time I did it and its just very finicky. As long as you haven't cranked down on it I doubt you messed up the threads.
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sebo (02-21-2023)
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Thank you for the quick reply and tips, Yeah I try to start by hand for 3 hours yesterday, I thought that I had it couple of times, but no luck, so I gave up. I will try again today, If I screw it in and there is no leaks I be happy, because getting this part would be impossible now, unless you get used one.
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Thank you for the quick reply and tips, Yeah I try to start by hand for 3 hours yesterday, I thought that I had it couple of times, but no luck, so I gave up. I will try again today, If I screw it in and there is no leaks I be happy, because getting this part would be impossible now, unless you get used one.
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sebo (04-03-2023)
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Leave the master cylinder mounting bolts loose, so the MC can wiggle around.
It will allow for the MC/PIPE angle to change, and you will have no problem starting the hard line.
It will allow for the MC/PIPE angle to change, and you will have no problem starting the hard line.
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