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Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 12:51 pm
by Beeble
what I want to know is this - of the MANY people who have had to replace their CMC because MMAL would NOT warranty it - can those people now rock up to MMAL with their receipt and demand money back for what is finally admitted to be a fault with the car?
I love this quote from MMAL :
"There have been no incidents of failure in Australia," Mitsubishi spokesperson Shayna Welsh says, adding that more details will be confirmed in the official local recall notice expected in a few days time. "A fix will take approximately three hours and customers will be advised to contact their local Mitsubishi dealer to book in their vehicle."
which should read :
"Mitsubishi Australia has so far refused to warranty any failures of the clutch master cylinder. So therefore none have ever broken".
WTF??!!
Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 1:01 pm
by Beeble
yep if it is plastic I would get a metal one and ask them to please fit it for me for free.
I'd say it will be a cheap fix - ie a sleeve. they say 3 hours labour though.... the sleeve won't take that long, but replacing the CMC would take longer than 3 hours I'm sure
Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 1:37 pm
by himynameisdaniel
You might find that the new component could be made a different way and could still be plastic but improved.
take a look at the new timing chains, slightly different pattern
Edit: made my post read better in english
Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 5:52 pm
by Kal777
Clutch master wouldnt be too hard to change out. Just replace and bleed from the slave cyl on the trans. The master cyl are bench bled normally prior to install.
Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2013 12:44 am
by scott_drake
Cmc on the 10 is a prick of a job to change out....if u wana install the evo 9 cmc like most ppl do...the brake booster has to come off....and to upgrade the hardline to braided is a mission...u need to cut yes cut your hardline to bits to remove it....
and yes timing chain would be good aswell....in the usa they appartly put a ring around the plastic cmc like ams have
Posted: Sat Nov 02, 2013 12:51 am
by scott_drake
And its funny how they say no reported faluires in australia
Becuase everyone that failed got denied for warranty under wear amd tear or a abusive shifting....
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 12:42 pm
by The X
FYI,
Here is the ACCC listing for the recall with VIN # ranges.
http://www.recalls.gov.au/content/index ... Id/1053427
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Model Year VIN Range
2009 MY JMYSNCZ4A9U000274~JMYSNCZ4A9U000750
JMFSNCZ4A9U000201~JMFSNCZ4A9U000438
2010 MY JMYSNCZ4AAU000202~JMYSNCZ4AAU000203
JMFSNCZ4AAU000208~JMFSNCZ4AAU000253
2011 MY JMYSNCZ4ABU000225
JMFSNCZ4ABU000201~JMFSNCZ4ABU000273
2012 MY JMFSNCZ4ACU000201~JMFSNCZ4ACU000227
2013 MY JMFSNCZ4ADU000201~JMFSNCZ4ADU000233
2014 MY JMFSNCZ4AEU000201~JMFSNCZ4AEU000218
Someone had posted a shot of the newspaper ad on my facebook, can't find it at the moment, but I'll post it up if I'm able to find it..
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 4:57 pm
by ninjured
mines booked in on monday..wouldnt say im looking forward to it lol
the girl i spoke to at mitsu said they were reasonable for the recall becuase they complained last month about it. haha. made me chuckle
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 11:09 pm
by BlueWRX
The X wrote: Someone had posted a shot of the newspaper ad on my facebook, cant find it at the moment, but Ill post it up if Im able to find it..
Yeah that was me. Dunno what happened to it??
here ya go
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2013 9:37 am
by CA
Always good to have SST