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Old Mar 16, 2013 | 10:25 PM
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GT2 Slave Conversion Help

Well I took the advice given to me by many of you and converted the stock clutch slave to the GT2 setup. I really love the way everything feels. To my dismay, however, I noticed that the car is still leaking some. I got under the car tonight and located the source (see the photos). Unfortunately, I have not been able to figure out how to make it stop. Any advice from the more wise folks would be greatly appreciated.

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Old Mar 17, 2013 | 02:55 AM
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can you unscrew that fitting and wrap some plumbers tape around the threads to help seal it?
 
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can you unscrew that fitting and wrap some plumbers tape around the threads to help seal it?
That is what I was wondering but it does not seem to unscrew or tighten.
 
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There are a few small o-rings in those joints. I bet one is either old and loose (huh huh - Butthead) or missing. I doubt it's the actual threaded portion.
 
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defective then? can you contact the seller remove the line and send it back for another?
 
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defective then? can you contact the seller remove the line and send it back for another?
The setup is a week old, so I will find out.
 
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