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How to avoid bleeding clutch slave after engine swap or clutch replacement.


wrenches59864

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Joined
Mar 24, 2010
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13
City
ronan,mt
Vehicle Year
1988
Transmission
Manual
Hi, I don't know if anyone has posted this before but here goes. I see a lot of tips about bleeding clutch slave cylinders on older Rangers but I haven't had to yet. Instead of completely removing the transmission from under my truck, I lower it on the jack, slide it back, raise it up out of the way. Then use a good set of ratchet tie-downs to hold it up between the frame rails. I then have plenty of room to safely do my work. I am sure a lot of you have already figured this out, but I thought some less experienced people might benefit from this tip.
 
Will take not of that! Thanks for the excellent tip.
 

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