Nissan Clutch Master Cylinder | 30610 Series Replacement

Nissan clutch master cylinder with 30610 part label

Nissan Clutch Master Cylinder – 30610 Series Replacement Hydraulic Clutch Master Cylinder

Dhs. 134.79

Nissan Clutch Master Cylinder – 30610 Series Replacement

This Nissan clutch master cylinder is a replacement hydraulic clutch master cylinder with a black plastic body. One of the product photos shows a parts label reading "Cylinder Assy-C." with the reference 30610-1HK0 (the last character is cut off in the photo). Nissan uses the 30610 base number for clutch master cylinders. Easy Life Markets sells it as a single unit for owners and workshops replacing a leaking or worn clutch master cylinder.

The clutch master cylinder is operated by the clutch pedal. When you press the pedal, a piston pushes fluid through the clutch line to the slave cylinder, which disengages the clutch. Worn internal seals lead to a soft pedal, a pedal that sinks, or a clutch that will not fully disengage. You can read more about how a master cylinder works.

What Is Included

1 x clutch master cylinder

The photos show the cylinder with its push rod and pipe connections. Clutch fluid, lines and the slave cylinder are not included.

Specifications

Product type: Hydraulic clutch master cylinder
Body material (supplier): Plastic
Color: Black
Reference shown on the label in the photo: 30610-1HK0 (final character not visible)
Quantity: 1
SKU: CJQT284397801AZ

Checking Fitment

The supplier does not list vehicles for this part, and the reference in the photo is partly cut off. Nissan uses several different clutch master cylinders across its models, so please confirm the match carefully before ordering:

Find the number on your old clutch master cylinder, or look it up in a Nissan parts catalogue using your VIN.
Compare it with the 30610-1HK0 reference shown in the photo.
Compare the shape of the body, flange, push rod and pipe connections with the photos.

If you are not sure, send us your VIN and a photo of your old cylinder and we will help you check.

Signs of a Failing Clutch Master Cylinder

Soft or spongy clutch pedal
Pedal that slowly sinks or stays down
Grinding or difficulty selecting gears
Fluid leaking in the footwell or at the cylinder
Dropping fluid level in the reservoir

Air in the system or a leaking slave cylinder can cause similar problems, so check the whole clutch hydraulic system before replacing parts.

Installation Notes

Protect paintwork from fluid spills.
Disconnect and cap the fluid lines to reduce fluid loss.
Unhook the push rod from the clutch pedal and remove the mounting nuts.
Fit the new cylinder, reconnect the push rod and lines, and tighten fittings to the correct torque.
Refill with the fluid type specified for your vehicle and bleed the clutch until the pedal feels firm.
Check the pedal height and free play as described in your service information.

Professional installation is recommended if you are not experienced with hydraulic clutch systems.

Plastic Body Master Cylinders

Many modern clutch master cylinders use a plastic body. They are light and do not corrode, but the pipe connections should be handled with care. Do not overtighten fittings, and make sure clips and seals are seated correctly so the connections do not leak.

Replace the Slave Cylinder Too?

If the slave cylinder is original and shows any sign of leaking, consider replacing it at the same time. Both cylinders share the same fluid and wear at a similar rate, and doing both together means you only need to bleed the system once.

Bleeding the Clutch System

After fitting the new cylinder, remove all air from the system. Have a helper press and hold the clutch pedal while you open the bleed screw on the slave cylinder, close it, then release the pedal. Repeat until the fluid flows clear without bubbles, keeping the reservoir filled throughout. A firm pedal with a consistent engagement point shows the system is properly bled.

Who This Part Is For

This clutch master cylinder suits Nissan owners and workshops who have matched the part number or shape with the cylinder on their vehicle.

Common Questions

Is this a genuine Nissan part? We cannot confirm that. It is sold as a replacement clutch master cylinder, and the label in the photo is shown for part number reference only.

Which Nissan models does it fit? The supplier does not list models. Please match the part number with your vehicle before ordering.

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