aaron1218

Okay, when i was bleeding the throwout bearing for the first time i couldnt get it to bleed for the life of me, so i called it a day that day. The next day me and my girlfriend went out to the garage and started to bleed the clucth and i had very good pedal pressure and the fluid had no air bubbles coming out of the bleeder screw. But when i did that i kinda heard a pop/snap from inside of the bellhousing but i still had very good pedal pressure and didnt do anything after that. Went out next day and there was a puddle of brake fluid underneith the car and had NO pedal pressure at all. So. took the whole thing apart again and found out that it was leaking from the 3 bolts (the lower left one when looking at it from the front) and pulled that throwout bearing off. Put my original throwout bearing back on and it did the same thing. Called GM and I am getting the a new throwout bearing but I DONT want this to happen again. Could it be the slave cylinder?? Or am I doing something wrong to the throwout bearing?? ANy help would be greatly appericated and this car only has 14,500 miles on it if that makes any difference.

slowswap

Please list what clutch and flywheel you have. If stock flywheel, was it resurfaced or a brand new unit?

aaron1218

Dual friction centerforce clutch and it came with a brand new flywheel

aaron1218

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