Who makes the best clutch slave/master cylinder assembly (pre-bled)?
I only want to do this job once and price is not a restriction. Are mopar ones still available? Part #? I'll buy from dealer if I have to...

This is for a 1995 with AX-15 btw (ignore signature)

Here are the ones I've found so far:

Crown Automotive: http://www.quadratec.com/products/52004+05.htm

AMS:

Perfection Clutch: http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/p...9-P#fragment-1

Omix-Ada: http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/o...m=clutch+slave

In terms of brands, are Omix ada and crown still good? Have not heard of the other two, but I have seen these two make jeep-specific parts.

What is wrong with the old slave/mast?

The plastic line on my Slave Cylinder cracked on my 92 5 Speed. I couldn't find a replacement anywhere without buying the whole Slave/reservoir. So I bought a braided line from these guys. It was an easy install. Here's a kit that should work well for you. You may want to call them to make sure it is compatible. Best of luck.

http://www.advanceadapters.com/produ...-nv3550--ax15/

I have ordered some crown stuff that's ok, but my experience with omix ada has been mostly low quality. I try to avoid them if possible.

Thanks, good to know.


Has anybody ever heard of Perfection Clutch or AMS?

Anybody ever buy a mopar one? Are they still available?

http://www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts/...GBQxoCQPTw_wcB


http://www.nextdayauto.com/1994-jeep...3-1837360.html

Check your dealer for a rebuild kit.

They are rebuildable.

I found a Mopar slave/master assembly on eBay, but it is not pre-bled. How difficult is it to bleed this hydraulic system? Can I do it before I install it in the vehicle? I remember reading that it is a pain to bleed and that's why I wanted to get a pre-bled one, but now that I found a Mopar, I would like to go with that one and see if I can bleed it myself.

The original Mopar has a bleed screw in the slave.......easy to bleed, you'll be fine.