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Madracingalley
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- Joined
- Apr 14, 2008
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- Gansevoort, NY
- Vehicle Year
- 2000
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- Automatic
....To bleed your Clutch Master Cylinder.
Anyone who has blead this system knows they have to remove the wheel well, unbolt the cylinder from the firewall, and flip it over to hand bleed the system to get the air bubble out.
Well after getting tick off by this for the last time (leaky slave cylinder), I found an easier solution, than flipping it over.
All you need is a pair of needle nose pliers!
Just remove the master cylinder rod from the pedal, and use the needle nose pliers to pull the c-clip out and pull the rod out untill the cylinder fills and comes out the top. You may want a towel down so you don't get fluid on your carpet, but it works way better.
Anyone who has blead this system knows they have to remove the wheel well, unbolt the cylinder from the firewall, and flip it over to hand bleed the system to get the air bubble out.
Well after getting tick off by this for the last time (leaky slave cylinder), I found an easier solution, than flipping it over.
All you need is a pair of needle nose pliers!
Just remove the master cylinder rod from the pedal, and use the needle nose pliers to pull the c-clip out and pull the rod out untill the cylinder fills and comes out the top. You may want a towel down so you don't get fluid on your carpet, but it works way better.
