Andre's Chevy Colorado Comes to the Rescue After We BREAK Our C6 Corvette Drag Racing!



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35 thoughts on “Andre's Chevy Colorado Comes to the Rescue After We BREAK Our C6 Corvette Drag Racing!”

  1. That truck specifies Dexron II or Mercon ATF in it's manual gear box and my experience when syncros are worn and grinding is a thicker fluid will stop it for a long time. Gear oil would most likely make it not shift when cool but I've found 30Wish motor oil works great.

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  2. Wait. Did you just say he gave you a deal on labor and it’s $180 an hour 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️. Man I wish I lived out in Colorado. I would love to work on rot free vehicles. And I wouldn’t charge even half that for labor.

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  3. I have been there with the corvette, I did a cam and heads install and the clutch slightly slipping with the added power sends heat into the slave cylinder. I was constantly shoving my foot under the clutch pedal and pumping it to get my clutch back. No amount of exchanging the black clutch fluid helped and ultimately it needed a new clutch and slave.

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  4. I think you will spend a fair amount more on the Corvette. While you guys are in there and with the way you drive you might want to invest in something a little upgraded from stock. You do beat on it pretty good. Also make sure you take it easy for a while after you get it back for the break in period so you don't grenade it a.s.a.p.

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  5. That's a clutch master cylinder failure. Manual C6's were notorious for this (GM used a cheap master cylinder that could fail quickly – I had one go out at ~10k miles on a '13 427), but it's an easy fix in your own driveway if you have a little know-how. GM upgraded the master cylinder for these toward the end of the run and they are readily available.

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  6. On C5/C6 Corvette, you need to frequently replace the transmission fluid in the reservoir. I'm fine the fluid in the reservoir cycles through the system and reduces the amount of contaminants causing that problem. If you replace the fluid with a high quality DOT4 fluid every other fuel refill, the problem will disappear.

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  7. Just saying…that cost for the new master/slave etc seems way out of line. I just replaced the entire clutch/slave/master on my NV4500 and brand new clutch hydraulics from rock auto was around $180 shipped (Included a new clutch pedal to master linkage) and it took maybe an hour or so for me to install it using a couple YT videos as reference. For simple repairs y’all should really consider a DIY approach. Could have saved y’all around $500 potentially.

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