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Old 12-14-2010, 04:26 PM   #1
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hi frist tme i hope some one can help , i swaped a 2.3 with a manuel trans replace master ,slave and hyd line still only getting part pedal thanks
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Try to bleed the slave more.
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i went thur almost two pints
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Let it sit overnight and bleed it again. I've had to do that a couple times.
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The mistake here is attempting to bleed the clutch like it's brake system.

You almost get a pedal and you bleed it some more and it "goes away"?

Just pump the pedal... Holding it to the floor and letting it "snap" up by sliding your foot off it is sometimes productive....

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