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Bleeding the clutch hydraulic system


jtbel

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Joined
Feb 25, 2010
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Vehicle Year
2000
Transmission
Manual
I was having a problem shifting into gear from a stop. Whether it be 1st, 2nd, or reverse. It was getting really annoying. So, i bled the system from the nipple on the bell housing, and it did the trick. It is really very easy! You can find the nipple on the drivers side, it has a rubber cap on it. Just connect a clear hose to it, and then it is gravity bled. If you have someone helping you, they can pump the clutch for you while you open and close the nipple. Just like bleeding the brakes. I was kind of surprised because I saw a little bit of whitish goo come out. I had never seen that before, but anyway it works a lot better.
 
you know you probably have a hydraulic leak somewhere.
 

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