I bought all the parts (and more) to do the clutch delay valve delete (and replace old parts in the process) in my 2013 Fit. However, I never got around to doing it, and now I'm selling my Fit. So the entire kit of brand new Honda OEM parts is up for sale. All the parts cost me $213 before tax and shipping. I would like to sell them for $210 with free shipping. I'll also throw in all the miscellaneous OEM nuts and bolts (all new) I have lying around for the Fit. Here's the complete parts list (without the extra stuff):

Part No.: 46920-S5A-G07
M/Cyl Assy., Clutch, qty=1

Part No.: 46911-S70-003
Pin, Lock (8mm), qty=1

Part No.: 46942-S5A-003
Pin, Snap, qty=1

Part No.: 46941-S5A-003
Connector, Clutch Master Cylinder, qty=1

Part No.: 95002-41200-08
Clamp, Tube (D12), qty=2

Part No.: 46971-TF0-G01
Tube, Clutch Fluid, qty=1

Part No.: 46965-S5A-013
Tank Assy., Clutch Fluid, qty=1

Part No.: 46960-TF0-G01
Pipe A, Clutch, qty=1

Part No.: 46961-TF0-003
Hose, Clutch, qty=1

Part No.: 90651-538-000
Clip, Brake Hose, qty=2

 

Sorry, this should've been in the GE8 sub-forum.

 

Moved.

 

Forgot to say OBO. Please let me know if you are at all interested.

 

The Fit clutch delay valve really sucks, so I would expect everyone to want to get rid of it. It's a pretty easy DIY, and this "kit" of Honda parts I'm selling makes it even easier.

Make me an offer!

Check out the clutch delay valve delete thread here:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...elete-diy.html

 

I sent you a PM.

 

Bump... please help me get these parts out of my garage:

 

Interested. Quick question. Let's say I buy these parts from you, good sir: Can I take it to a mechanic and explain what I want done? Most I've really ever done is oil, brakes, spark plugs. Not sure I'd be willing to break my car myself

 

While I don't have a MT, I don't think this is much beyond the work you've done. Key thing is how easy is access and do you need to drain the MT fluid .. Check out the threads and see. You'd need a mechanic that knows you and is interested in cars enough that he's willing to look at the instructions briefly and go "ok, common mod for these cars, let's do it".

 

Any competent mechanic (or DIYer) can do this. All the detailed instructions can be found on this forum.

 

It's 2020... anyone interested in these parts?

 

PM’d, interested.

 

Did you manage to sell this "kit"?

 

Yes, sold, finally.