Slave!

Renault & Alpine General Discussion

Moderators: eastlmark, BIG_MVS, phildini, Test Moderator, Alpineandy

no avatar
User

Alan Moore

Rank

Non Member

Posts

251

Joined

Thu Jul 01, 2004 1:04 pm

Location

Brisbane Australia


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 4 times

Postby Alan Moore » Thu Apr 27, 2006 4:12 am

Over here we stainless sleeve the master and slave cylinders of rare cars, and even not so rare ones. Generally costs around 35-40 pounds in your money, sleeved and kitted. It will never get pits in the bore, and you just need to spend a few dollars each on some loose cups when it has to be done up again in 10 years.
GTA V6 Turbo
Renault 4CV 16TS Power
BMW 2002 Tii M3 Power
User avatar
User

simontaylor

Rank

Non Member

Posts

5602

Joined

Thu Apr 15, 2004 12:33 pm

Location

Fleet, Hampshire


Has thanked: 44 times
Been thanked: 56 times

Postby simontaylor » Thu Apr 27, 2006 9:17 am

David Gentleman wrote:Nope, the GTA one is the same as Renault Master (UN5 gearbox)

The R21 and 25/Espace look the same, but the thread is a smaller size.

EuroCarParts do one (for the Master) which will fit, £60 + VAT.


EDIT : When I say Master, I mean Master Van, so as not to confuse anybody :oops:


Dave, could you advise of the part no from the www.eurocarparts.co.uk web site. It is model/year/engine-size driven and for 1986 I can't find a Master which they stock a slave for.
Thanks, Looks like I'll be off to Slough again, soon.
PS: the one I had problems with yesterday was 1377 453 00 and now shows as out of stock.
1986 : '86 GTA v6 BW-EFR turbo, with Adaptronic ECU
Firsts at
2007 : Gurston Down & RAOC Champion
2008 : Rushmoor & Eelmoor & ACSMC Hillclimb class Champion
2009 : Longcross & Eelmoor
2010 : Crystal Palace & Eelmoor
2016 : Rushmoor & 5th O/A
User avatar
User

David Gentleman

Rank

Non Member

Posts

3474

Joined

Thu Apr 15, 2004 8:10 am

Location

Colchester, Essex


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby David Gentleman » Thu Apr 27, 2006 9:57 am

simontaylor wrote:
David Gentleman wrote:Nope, the GTA one is the same as Renault Master (UN5 gearbox)

The R21 and 25/Espace look the same, but the thread is a smaller size.

EuroCarParts do one (for the Master) which will fit, £60 + VAT.


EDIT : When I say Master, I mean Master Van, so as not to confuse anybody :oops:


Dave, could you advise of the part no from the www.eurocarparts.co.uk web site. It is model/year/engine-size driven and for 1986 I can't find a Master which they stock a slave for.
Thanks, Looks like I'll be off to Slough again, soon.
PS: the one I had problems with yesterday was 1377 453 00 and now shows as out of stock.


Part number I have (and fitted) is 137745290

I ordered this part for an atmo - but now I am thinking, maybe the turbo slave has a smaller thread (like the 25 turbo one I mentioned earlier)

To be honest Im not sure, I've just ordered the correct one for the relevant vehicle in the past. It was only when I was doing the slave on the atmo the other day, that I had the new one, and had an old 25 Turbo slave in my hand too, that I noticed the difference in thread size.

EDIT : Yes, Ive just looked up on RenaultParts, and the turbo slave is listed as a Renault 25 part, so the atmo one will definately not fit.

Shame, as the atmo one is only £54 + VAT now.... :oops: :cry:

DOUBLE EDIT : and the reason why is because the atmo has a flexible pipe to the slave and the Turbo has a rigid pipe, obviously down to heat issues being underneath the turbo..
Image
User avatar
User

LiamMcShane

Rank

Non Member

Posts

512

Joined

Fri Oct 01, 2004 12:39 pm

Location

Shenzhen, China


Has thanked: 1 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby LiamMcShane » Thu Apr 27, 2006 2:25 pm

Have you checked the clutch fork Peter? I had similar symptoms (creep in first, hard to select gears) and found the pin in the clutch fork was broke. If you're changing it get an A610 clutch fork fitted as they're stronger.
'88 GTA V6 Turbo

http://www.perfect-display.com.cn
Perfect Display Technology Company Ltd, Shenzhen
User avatar
User

simontaylor

Rank

Non Member

Posts

5602

Joined

Thu Apr 15, 2004 12:33 pm

Location

Fleet, Hampshire


Has thanked: 44 times
Been thanked: 56 times

Postby simontaylor » Thu Apr 27, 2006 2:44 pm

What is the part number for the A610 fork?
1986 : '86 GTA v6 BW-EFR turbo, with Adaptronic ECU
Firsts at
2007 : Gurston Down & RAOC Champion
2008 : Rushmoor & Eelmoor & ACSMC Hillclimb class Champion
2009 : Longcross & Eelmoor
2010 : Crystal Palace & Eelmoor
2016 : Rushmoor & 5th O/A
User avatar
User

David Gentleman

Rank

Non Member

Posts

3474

Joined

Thu Apr 15, 2004 8:10 am

Location

Colchester, Essex


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby David Gentleman » Thu Apr 27, 2006 2:57 pm

simontaylor wrote:What is the part number for the A610 fork?


7700853287

£32 + VAT
Image
User avatar
User

peterg

Rank

Non Member

Posts

2501

Joined

Wed Apr 14, 2004 10:26 pm

Location

Cumbria


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby peterg » Thu Apr 27, 2006 4:13 pm

As Ive already mentioned its all fine when the system has been bled and is cold.....no crunch of gears or slip! I will be very annoyed if it is the fork.....thats an engine out job!
David, what symptoms did your car show to make you change the slave?
Cheers
Peter
User avatar
User

peterg

Rank

Non Member

Posts

2501

Joined

Wed Apr 14, 2004 10:26 pm

Location

Cumbria


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby peterg » Thu Apr 27, 2006 9:13 pm

Has no one got prices or part no.s for the real thing then???
Has anybody removed the slave cylinder without taking off the turbo? After last time...... oil fires, gasket leaks etc etc etc it would be nice to avoid it........although I can probably get the turbo off in about half an hour.....its that whole mobile bbq at the Teesside sprint last year with women and children running from their picnics (yes really :twisted: !!) that I would like to avoid! :D
User avatar
User

simontaylor

Rank

Non Member

Posts

5602

Joined

Thu Apr 15, 2004 12:33 pm

Location

Fleet, Hampshire


Has thanked: 44 times
Been thanked: 56 times

Postby simontaylor » Thu Apr 27, 2006 9:50 pm

I have part numbers from the manual and will call the stealer tomoz.
1986 : '86 GTA v6 BW-EFR turbo, with Adaptronic ECU
Firsts at
2007 : Gurston Down & RAOC Champion
2008 : Rushmoor & Eelmoor & ACSMC Hillclimb class Champion
2009 : Longcross & Eelmoor
2010 : Crystal Palace & Eelmoor
2016 : Rushmoor & 5th O/A
no avatar
User

dath

Rank

Non Member

Posts

7

Joined

Mon May 17, 2004 5:39 pm


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby dath » Thu Apr 27, 2006 11:42 pm

Peter, sorry been away for a few days. I have changed the slave with turbo in situ some years ago as I did'nt like the look of removing it. Like I said previous you need to remove the stainless heat sheilds ( which you have no doubt already ditched). You are then working blind, left handed, will lose skin and seriously exercise muscles in your back that you did'nt know you had.
I have not needed to change it again yet so don't know if I will try it this way again !!!!!
Good luck
Dave
User avatar
User

simontaylor

Rank

Non Member

Posts

5602

Joined

Thu Apr 15, 2004 12:33 pm

Location

Fleet, Hampshire


Has thanked: 44 times
Been thanked: 56 times

Postby simontaylor » Fri Apr 28, 2006 8:40 am

peter,

just got feedback from the stealer.

slave 77 00 770 689 £96+vat
master 60 01 007 297 £111+vat
GTA clutch fork has been superseeded by the p/n for the A610 fork
GTA/A610 fork 77 00 853 287 £32.11+VAT
nothing is stock, all has to come from France and be pre-paid, 7-10 days.

Best to order today, cos next week is next moth and it could be a new price by then.

I'll just order a fork for now.
1986 : '86 GTA v6 BW-EFR turbo, with Adaptronic ECU
Firsts at
2007 : Gurston Down & RAOC Champion
2008 : Rushmoor & Eelmoor & ACSMC Hillclimb class Champion
2009 : Longcross & Eelmoor
2010 : Crystal Palace & Eelmoor
2016 : Rushmoor & 5th O/A
no avatar
User

dath

Rank

Non Member

Posts

7

Joined

Mon May 17, 2004 5:39 pm


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby dath » Fri Apr 28, 2006 9:56 am

Forgot to add I got a slave repair piston/seal in Jan from http://www.brakesint.com/ for about £20 as Its 10 yrs since I last did it and must fail soon. They list complete cylinders as well but I was feeling cheap at the time.
Don't know what the mail order is like as I collected in person, excellent online catalogue though.

Dave
User avatar
User

peterg

Rank

Non Member

Posts

2501

Joined

Wed Apr 14, 2004 10:26 pm

Location

Cumbria


Has thanked: 0 time
Been thanked: 0 time

Postby peterg » Fri Apr 28, 2006 4:31 pm

Rang brakes Int. they said they only do a slave for VIN no.s that start K00001515 and above. The plates in my engine comp dont have any numbers like that at all!!!!!! Shame because theirs are £41+VAT!!!
It definitely is my slave cylinder...with the engine cold this afternoon I had a feel around that area and got brake fluid! D'oh!
Simon....from the sounds of what youve said, I'd be pricing up clutches not hydraulics :cry:
User avatar
User

clee

Rank

Non Member

Posts

10431

Joined

Fri May 28, 2004 11:58 am

Location

Derbyshire


Has thanked: 54 times
Been thanked: 104 times

Postby clee » Fri Apr 28, 2006 4:49 pm

I think so Simon ,engine out in the near future :evil:

:idea: The next DIY clutch surgery to be a RAOC meet and assistance day/s .I'm sure many of us will be in need of a similar operation soon and it will be a great learning experience for all .
DG can of course be head surgeon ,don't worry Dave ,they mostly stand about shaking their head and tutting :lol:
User avatar
User

simontaylor

Rank

Non Member

Posts

5602

Joined

Thu Apr 15, 2004 12:33 pm

Location

Fleet, Hampshire


Has thanked: 44 times
Been thanked: 56 times

Postby simontaylor » Fri Apr 28, 2006 5:26 pm

Peter,

They quoted me £60-£70 to line a slave with stainless steel and I would have to supply a new seal as they did not have them. They guessed that the Renault unit would be "DBA" unit, which is the French division of Lockheed.

The K number is on the blue oval plate. On my car it is on the LH rear suspensuion turret. you can just see it above and behind the dip stick finger pull. You know where that is don't you :roll: :roll: :roll:

I have K001817 and my car was first regestered on 1 Aug 86.

Image
1986 : '86 GTA v6 BW-EFR turbo, with Adaptronic ECU
Firsts at
2007 : Gurston Down & RAOC Champion
2008 : Rushmoor & Eelmoor & ACSMC Hillclimb class Champion
2009 : Longcross & Eelmoor
2010 : Crystal Palace & Eelmoor
2016 : Rushmoor & 5th O/A
PreviousNext


  • Advertisement

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 228 guests

Powered by phpBB ® | Renault' and 'Alpine' are trademarks of Renault S.A.S. or its subsidiaries and are used with kind permission of Renault France