My pedal does not want to come back up. When I have my gf push the pedal, I have fluid pissing out of a hose.

The hose is listed in this as number 17, but they want 185 dollars for it. Does anyone know the name of this, and if I can get it for cheaper?

http://www.compnine.com/index.php?u=1&year=2004&artnbr=MJ00-069&artsfx=NULL&supplgroup=40&catcode=15J&modelcode=J&makecode=C&modelseries=JA&uid=1&modelid=1147577241&capuid=1&majorgroup =00&grouptype=B

Not sure about the name, but those guys look like they want a serious premium for parts.

Have you called the dealer about the part? Print out that diagram and bring it to the dealership.

try going to a farm implement place as well. oddly enough they had stuff for me to fix my bov on my car and i have had a hard compressed end hose made as well.

I would never have imagined the dealer would be cheaper, but I will bring them the printout and see what they say.

Try rockauto.com or advanced... That's look like an ecotec tranny, and i just changed a clutch, pp, slave, master and the line on one at work... We got the master slave and line as one unit and I'm pretty sure it didn't cost us 185.


- Your not-so-local, untrained, uncertified, backyard mechanic. But my @!#$ runs

None of the big chain auto parts stores seem to have them.

Yes its an ecotec with the Gertrag? transmission.

I might try to go to a junkyard and pull it off. Any special tools?

10mm, small screwdriver to remove the clips.. 10 inch extension or so.. nothing special really.


- Your not-so-local, untrained, uncertified, backyard mechanic. But my @!#$ runs

I went to the stealership and ordered it. 105, not bad actually.

I hope I can pull this off without bleeding the system.

Nick D wrote:I went to the stealership and ordered it. 105, not bad actually.

I hope I can pull this off without bleeding the system.

Glad you found it cheaper.

Don't count on not having to bleed. Thats a hydraulic line. Meaning as soon as you open up the system, you have air in it.

I have never bled a clutch before. Is it a two man job like brakes?

Well, new hose is in. No wonder the old one failed, its rubbing on all sorts of @!#$. They could not have routed it any better?

I had to bleed the brakes, what a royal PITA by yourself, I slid my seat all the way forward, pumped the pedal up, jammed my jack handle in between the seat and the pedal, then cracked the bleeder valve. And repeat.

I still dont like the way it comes up, might need a smidge more bleeding. But it will do for now.