how to bleed clutch..help plz
how to bleed clutch..help plz
yeh, like the title of the of topic. i just installed brand new clutch line, master and slave cylinder and i'm having a hard time just to get a drop of fluid moving. Call me stupid, but i tried just about everything and now i'm just exhausted myself working in the rain. Some one pointed to me a theory that the slave cylinder rod needs to be pumped but i wait for some answers. Thanks..
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Did you refill and pump it up a couple of times?
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yup, i did that but nothing was going on. When i did open the bleeder valve, i can hear air pumping so i know the master cylinder is pumping.. well, in theory it's pumping since i can hear air pumping, with no fluid though.
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hopefully i dont need to buy any one of these equipments.. http://www.mityvac.com/pages/products_bcbe.asp
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its not rocket science and you dont need any special tools...
you need 2 people or something to keep the pedal down to the ground when you open the bleeder valve....
I always have someone with me behind the wheel of the car pumping the pedal... I tell them to pump it 10 times while the valve is closed... at number 10 they keep the pedal down to the ground... then I open the valve and close it... repeat until it starts shooting out fluid and make sure that the reservoir doesnt go empty so no air gets in the lines. I always do it about 2-3 more times after fluid comes out... when the pedal starts getting "heavy"..
Remember not to open the bleeder valve unless the pedal is down to the ground.
you need 2 people or something to keep the pedal down to the ground when you open the bleeder valve....
I always have someone with me behind the wheel of the car pumping the pedal... I tell them to pump it 10 times while the valve is closed... at number 10 they keep the pedal down to the ground... then I open the valve and close it... repeat until it starts shooting out fluid and make sure that the reservoir doesnt go empty so no air gets in the lines. I always do it about 2-3 more times after fluid comes out... when the pedal starts getting "heavy"..
Remember not to open the bleeder valve unless the pedal is down to the ground.
You have the cap of the reservoir(sp) right?
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FOR A WOUNDED MAN SHALL SAY TO HIS ASSAILANT
'IF I LIVE, I WILL KILL YOU. IF I DIE, YOU ARE FORGIVEN'
SUCH IS THE RULE OF HONOUR.
FOR A WOUNDED MAN SHALL SAY TO HIS ASSAILANT
'IF I LIVE, I WILL KILL YOU. IF I DIE, YOU ARE FORGIVEN'
SUCH IS THE RULE OF HONOUR.
I meant to say is it off. But since you said that, always take the cap off when your bleeding something.
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FOR A WOUNDED MAN SHALL SAY TO HIS ASSAILANT
'IF I LIVE, I WILL KILL YOU. IF I DIE, YOU ARE FORGIVEN'
SUCH IS THE RULE OF HONOUR.
FOR A WOUNDED MAN SHALL SAY TO HIS ASSAILANT
'IF I LIVE, I WILL KILL YOU. IF I DIE, YOU ARE FORGIVEN'
SUCH IS THE RULE OF HONOUR.
we tried many ways.. with the cap off and without the cap, picked some weird tips off of h-t.com and that didnt work. i try it one more time tomorrow morning and hopefully we get something going.
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