- Joined
- Jun 1, 2001
- Messages
- 7,897
- Age
- 63
- Vehicle Year
- 1987... sorta
- Transmission
- Manual
The 1992 master WILL bleed when installed.
The problem is people attempting to bleed it will get impatient and pump and pump and pump the pedal and that gains NOTHING.
When bleeding a clutch you've gotta move the pedal like a pair of turtles fornicating
S-L-O-W-L-Y otherwise all you do is stir the air into the fluid.
push the pedal down SLOWLY, open the bleeded, close the bleeder let the
pedal SNAP (just let your foot slip off the pedal and keep your shin out of the way)
then walk away... just walk away...
Go jerk off if you wanna pump something fast
Smoke a cigarette if you smoke
Have a Beer throw dirt clods at the neighbors dog...
but give it time for the biubbles to rise to the top.
And don't think what YOU are doing is important
the 1988-92 system WILL self bleed if you don't keep opening the damned bleeder screw.
as soon as you get ANY pedal feel at all or can release the clutch STOP and
take that bleeder wrench and put it back in your toolbox or throw it in a lake because from that point on it'll only cause you anger & frustration.
THE problem with the hydraulic clutch is that people THINK they are working on hydraulic brakes AND that they behave the same.... they do not.
AD
The problem is people attempting to bleed it will get impatient and pump and pump and pump the pedal and that gains NOTHING.
When bleeding a clutch you've gotta move the pedal like a pair of turtles fornicating
S-L-O-W-L-Y otherwise all you do is stir the air into the fluid.
push the pedal down SLOWLY, open the bleeded, close the bleeder let the
pedal SNAP (just let your foot slip off the pedal and keep your shin out of the way)
then walk away... just walk away...
Go jerk off if you wanna pump something fast
Smoke a cigarette if you smoke
Have a Beer throw dirt clods at the neighbors dog...
but give it time for the biubbles to rise to the top.
And don't think what YOU are doing is important
the 1988-92 system WILL self bleed if you don't keep opening the damned bleeder screw.
as soon as you get ANY pedal feel at all or can release the clutch STOP and
take that bleeder wrench and put it back in your toolbox or throw it in a lake because from that point on it'll only cause you anger & frustration.
THE problem with the hydraulic clutch is that people THINK they are working on hydraulic brakes AND that they behave the same.... they do not.
AD