Hello all,
I have a 1993 Honda del sol S Manual Trans, I am in the process of changing out the Master Clutch Cylinder and am needing a bit of help figuring out where I can find a Hydrolic clutch line/Cluch pipe for my baby. I have been having issue trying to figure out whats the exact name of this line, due to every honda dealer i call, call it a different name each time. I am looking online at prices and im getting different prices, in completely different price ranges, dealer wants about $120, online im finding it for $60-90$, and ebay is ranging $20-$26 (if im looking at the correct part, i see it as s/s clutch hose, clutch line, but dosent look similar to the one i have in the car now). So if anyone could PLEASE let me know the correct name, whats the best one to get and from where (for a good price ;D ) I posted pics below of what i got in the car now ...Thanks!

 

Green fingernails?

 

Is it part #10 here:

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...ASTER+CYLINDER

 

X2. First thing that came to my mind.

 

If you are able, I highly recommend getting new 3/8" fittings and a length of 1/4" copper/nickle brake line and make your own. The copper/nickle stuff is so easy to work with, you can easily bend it by hand. If you are careful there is no need for a tube bender at all, but you will need a double flaring tool and a small pipe cutter.

This ^ is much cheaper than buying a new pipe from Honda.

 

oh yay, another girl here ^-^ I'm NOT alone afterall haha.

 

10, 18, 11, 13 are the parts that make up the hydraulic assembly.

you could always buy brake line, and flaring tool., and bend your own line.


whenever i bend my own lines, theres a product called plasti-dip, it comes either in a can or a spray gun. get the spray gun, and coat the line really good after you get it all bent properly (but dont coat the fittings or 1/2" from the fittings

 

Plastic dip is also removable very easy so if u mess up u let it dry and pull off very easily