Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 04:29:40 GMT From: "Daniel Glenn" <dglenn1nopsamrr.com> Subject: Re: '87 900S Clutch Bleeding Help
If you have an old radiator cap, it will fit the master cylinder. I drilled out a hole in mine to accommodate a schrader valve from the auto parts store. Mounting the valve in the cap with a little silicon sealant and a bicycle pump can then be used to pressurize the master cylinder. Don't put too much pressure or the hose to the clutch cylinder will pop off making a big mess. (Don't ask :) ) The problem I always have with the vacuum at the bleed screw idea is I get leaks at the bleed screw. All I get is a steady stream of bubbles and it is hard to tell when the air is gone. Good luck, Dan critchiedejanopsameja.com wrote in message <7ub3bb$8c$1nopsam1.deja.com>... <snip> >Bleeding the clutch at the slave, and keeping the brake master filled, >I will start to get a good clutch. Continuing to bleed for awhile, >then I will get air again. ><snip>
