Brake bleeding and clutch bleeding?
10-08-2009, 09:47 AM
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Brake bleeding and clutch bleeding?
I want to flush my brake fluid so I can put in ATE SuperBlue, doing so do i need to bleed the slave cylinder as well since they share the same resevior?
Also, I tightened the tbolt clamps for the intercooler piping. How tight should they be torqued down?
Also, I tightened the tbolt clamps for the intercooler piping. How tight should they be torqued down?
10-09-2009, 12:36 AM
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Gm recommends vacuum bleeding the clutch, but since you are exchanging the fluid that probably wont work - are you going to pressure bleed it?
As for the t-bolt clamps, just torque em down nice and tight. Unlike worm clamps you wont strip them unless you hit them with 100 ft lbs lol.
As for the t-bolt clamps, just torque em down nice and tight. Unlike worm clamps you wont strip them unless you hit them with 100 ft lbs lol.
10-09-2009, 07:30 AM
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Well I was going to manual bleed the brakes, just wondering if I have to do the same for the clutch since they share the same resevior. Not familar with the system
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