Can anyone help me identify this clutch slave. I am not sure where it came from. It is leaking a little fluid. I believe it to be a long throw,
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OOOOPS - Wrong picture. Thats the master.
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It is an internal leak.
Both the master and slave are aluminum from CNC. Dennis Quella sell them.
There is a std and a long throw version of that slave. Only way to tell the difference is looking at the bore I think.
There is a std and a long throw version of that slave. Only way to tell the difference is looking at the bore I think.
I was not sure if it was from Dennis or not. I used to live in Denver and would go bug Dennis all the time.
I believe CNC in CA sells a repair kit for their aluminum master & slave cylinders. Maybe Dennis Q would know.
2511 came from Dennis with a CNC master looking like this one posted, and McLeod internal hydraulic throwout.
At the time (circa 1995) Dennis used an off the shelf 5/8" CNC unit (Ford) with an adaptor, as the bolt patterns are different.
Currently, CNC makes a master with the correct bolt pattern, BUT it is only sold through Dennis.
IF you have a CNC with the adaptor, you can purchase a replacement directly from CNC in San Diego. CNC offers some of their masters with SS sleeving, which I feel is worth the slight increase in cost. When I replaced the master I called Dennis, who recommended moving to a 3/4" bore. I purchased a SS lined Ford version directly from CNC which was a direct replacement on the adaptor.
IIRC, the online CNC catalog does not list the master I purchased. But they DO offer the round reservoir units with SS sleeving - you'll just need to inquire about that with a phone call.
I would imagine the earlier adaptor used by Dennis was sourced from Mark Johnson at IPSCO, but not sure on that.
Rebuild kits are available direct and from online sellers.
CNC phones are usually answered by a lady who is knowledgeable and helpful.
Larry
CNC, INC.
1221 West Morena Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92110
619-275-1663
619-275-0729 FAX
At the time (circa 1995) Dennis used an off the shelf 5/8" CNC unit (Ford) with an adaptor, as the bolt patterns are different.
Currently, CNC makes a master with the correct bolt pattern, BUT it is only sold through Dennis.
IF you have a CNC with the adaptor, you can purchase a replacement directly from CNC in San Diego. CNC offers some of their masters with SS sleeving, which I feel is worth the slight increase in cost. When I replaced the master I called Dennis, who recommended moving to a 3/4" bore. I purchased a SS lined Ford version directly from CNC which was a direct replacement on the adaptor.
IIRC, the online CNC catalog does not list the master I purchased. But they DO offer the round reservoir units with SS sleeving - you'll just need to inquire about that with a phone call.
I would imagine the earlier adaptor used by Dennis was sourced from Mark Johnson at IPSCO, but not sure on that.
Rebuild kits are available direct and from online sellers.
CNC phones are usually answered by a lady who is knowledgeable and helpful.
Larry
CNC, INC.
1221 West Morena Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92110
619-275-1663
619-275-0729 FAX
Now I have to look for the adaptor.
quote:Now I have to look for the adaptor.
Or just call Dennis and order the one that is designed to fit. And since the one in your photo has no adapter I would imagine that unit came from Dennis in the first place.
Larry