clutch peddle has to presure
no. And where is the the clutch master cyclinder located. I check for leakes and pumped it and refilled. No leaks and clutch was still loose.
how do you bleed the clutch
how do you bleed the clutch
Last edited by Jmoney; Apr 4, 2010 at 01:42 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Clutch is usually vacuum bled. There is a bleeder fitting on the dist block on top of the transmission, you can bleed it as normal.
Clutch master is down and to the outside of the brake master. There isn't a resivior for it, follow the line coming off of the brake resivior, it goes to the clutch cyl.
Clutch is usually vacuum bled. There is a bleeder fitting on the dist block on top of the transmission, you can bleed it as normal.
Clutch is usually vacuum bled. There is a bleeder fitting on the dist block on top of the transmission, you can bleed it as normal.
Thats why I like the vacuum bleeder. Pump it up, let it sit, release, pump the pedal. Repeat 3-4 times, perfect clutch, no fluid on the transmission or anything.
replace or just try to bleed the clutch my pettle is real soft. The car stays in gear. But can't change gears. I can push the clutch with just one finger. I can't find it. Having a hard time.
I saw a leak when my car was working it would work normal but every so ofton it would be soft but then I would push it down and it would work. I did see some brake fluid once but that was it only once. It did progressivly get worse.
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