ss clutch line + damper delete = slave cylinder fluid noise?

[Neejay]

I did the damper removal + ss clutch line at the same time, and sometimes when I clutch in, it sounds like a rush of fluid being forced. Its even more audible when doing WOT shifting. Everything is bled properly (using a speedbleeder).

Is this a side effect of the damper removal and/or ss clutch line? This is my first manual s13/car :)

[dopeassjackson]

i did my damper delete about 2 years ago and no noise like you say but i didnt do a SS line. if your that woried about it replace your clutch MC then slave. there like $20 each at the auto parts store.

[Koopa Troopa]

WTF is damper delete? A JDM tyte way of saying you removed that gay clutch damper thing?

[Neejay]

WTF is damper delete? A JDM tyte way of saying you removed that gay clutch damper thing?

I just called it that. Didn't know there was a "JDM tyte" way of saying it, but yes, I "removed the clutch damper" for those that don't understand what I meant.

[vutony]

no noise from mine

ss line and "removed that gay clutch damper thing"

is it clogged

[Neejay]

Not that I know of, I dont have a problem engaging/disengaging.

[vutony]

it sounds like a rush of fluid being forced

thats why I suggested its clogged

[aznrib]

no noise on mine either. Did you try to bleed it again?

[Neejay]

vutony: that sounds like it could be the case...like a jet stream forcing through a small passage.

Forgot to mention too, I thought I saw slime when I was filling it up. Something might be clogged for real, but just enough so it wont be stopped up. I guess I should shoot out all fluid and take of the SC's reservoir and clean it out.

aznrib, nah, the only reason I haven't is because I haven't had any problems with the clutch...probably wont hurt to try it though.