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Old 13th March 2018, 22:58   #11
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My X-Part supplier tells me that this has now been corrected, i hope so as i have fitted a couple of them after he informed me.
I hope so too Phil, however, I'm fitting an LUK slave to the ZT at the end of the month.

A customer of mine asked about clutch fitting about a month back, he had a Borg and Beck two part with a Tazu slave.

I spun the bearing up, and it was bone dry of grease

Needless to say I point blank declined the job, and told him to send the slave back to his supplier for a refund.
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Old 14th March 2018, 10:17   #12
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I hope so too Phil, however, I'm fitting an LUK slave to the ZT at the end of the month.

A customer of mine asked about clutch fitting about a month back, he had a Borg and Beck two part with a Tazu slave.

I spun the bearing up, and it was bone dry of grease

Needless to say I point blank declined the job, and told him to send the slave back to his supplier for a refund.
I fear my clutch may need doing again in the next year or so, as I think I have a Tazu slave with a dry release bearing - I have release bearing noise after 8,000 miles. The dilemma is whether to go for another Tazu (with grease in the bearing) or go back to a plastic slave (I might be tempted by an original AP/Delphi item - these seemed to have worked well for the few members on here who have fitted them, and apparently the release bearing is well greased on these items)

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Old 14th March 2018, 13:11   #13
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I fear my clutch may need doing again in the next year or so, as I think I have a Tazu slave with a dry release bearing - I have release bearing noise after 8,000 miles. The dilemma is whether to go for another Tazu (with grease in the bearing) or go back to a plastic slave (I might be tempted by an original AP/Delphi item - these seemed to have worked well for the few members on here who have fitted them, and apparently the release bearing is well greased on these items)

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Pete, you and me both. I think we should start a new club...the change your slave once a year club.
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Old 17th March 2018, 05:34   #14
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Brian, bearing in mind what Phil-t4 has said about the new Tazu batch being fine, which slave would you go for, Tazu or the one you suggested?

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Old 17th March 2018, 05:42   #15
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I think it was AP - a couple of owners on here have fitted a slave sold by Delphi which is apparently made using the original AP tooling. It costs about 120 pounds, but reports so far seem to indicate it is a good item. I think someone else reported that they got a genuine AP slave through Andrew Page, if I remember correctly.

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just been Googling as I am still unsure, this is a link to Delphi's catalogue
for the slave http://www.delphicat.com/WebForms/fr...#1521268810320

part number LLA10025

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mmmm Google search for Delphi slave varies from mid £30 to over £200

who's on the con?

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Old 17th March 2018, 09:21   #17
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I bought this one from this vendor for £122 last November. Now £165!
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just been Googling as I am still unsure, this is a link to Delphi's catalogue
for the slave http://www.delphicat.com/WebForms/fr...#1521268810320

part number LLA10025

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Just to confirm. Yes that is the correct part number.
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Brian, bearing in mind what Phil-t4 has said about the new Tazu batch being fine, which slave would you go for, Tazu or the one you suggested?

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I bought this one from this vendor for £122 last November. Now £165!
Did it have the flexible plastic pipes as pictured?

That definitely looks like the original if it is

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