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Posted by nt moore (more from nt moore) on Tue, 5 Feb 2002 22:25:56 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Help! Clutch bleeding not working! Stranded & stressed, David Ingram, Tue, 5 Feb 2002 19:06:53
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You may want to try bleeding the system from the bottom. Often an air bubble exists at the very top of that hydraulic line, the gooseneck right before the union with the master cylinder. To bleed from the bottom:

- disconnect the union between the clutch line and the master cylinder - move this up and out of the way of the top of the master.

- fill a long (1-2meter) tube with clutch fluid and attach it to the bleed nipple on the slave cylinder.

- loosen the bleed nipple and apply pressure to the long line to force cluth fluid up through the system. I used an empty honey bottle (the bear shaped ones at the grocery store) to apply pressure. If your line is long enough and you hold it vertically up, you may be able to apply sufficient pressure just via gravity.

- you should bleed from the bottom until you see fluid coming out of the gooseneck at the top of the system. This should remove bubbles from the botom half of the system.

- before connecting the system all together again you may want to apply hydraulic pressure to the fluid reservoir until fluid and no bubbles flow from the top of the master. When fluid, and no bubbles flow from each end of the union, join it together.

- this method tends to be a little messy - take care not to damage the finish of your car too severly.

NT Moore

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