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10-08-2019, 01:47 PM
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I know this probably isn’t the right thread but oh well
I’ve recently replaced all of the clutch lines, master, and slave cylinder but my clutch pedal still has no pressure. Any one know what the next step i should do? Plz help
10-08-2019, 02:15 PM
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10-08-2019, 04:30 PM
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Personally the easiest way is to pressure bleed it.... but if you don't have the tool then it's kinda expensive to buy for a one off...
You can do it by hand if you have some help. You have to carefully pump the clutch pedal slowly when someone opens and closes the bleed screw.... just like bleeding brakes
This is one of the more finicky clutch lines to bleed though.... the slave is below the master and it seems to be hard to get the air out...
You can do it by hand if you have some help. You have to carefully pump the clutch pedal slowly when someone opens and closes the bleed screw.... just like bleeding brakes
This is one of the more finicky clutch lines to bleed though.... the slave is below the master and it seems to be hard to get the air out...
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Personally the easiest way is to pressure bleed it.... but if you don't have the tool then it's kinda expensive to buy for a one off...
You can do it by hand if you have some help. You have to carefully pump the clutch pedal slowly when someone opens and closes the bleed screw.... just like bleeding brakes
This is one of the more finicky clutch lines to bleed though.... the slave is below the master and it seems to be hard to get the air out...
You can do it by hand if you have some help. You have to carefully pump the clutch pedal slowly when someone opens and closes the bleed screw.... just like bleeding brakes
This is one of the more finicky clutch lines to bleed though.... the slave is below the master and it seems to be hard to get the air out...
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