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Originally Posted by Zat_Zuma
There is a trick to it. Two people make it easier but I use a piece of wood or a neighborhood kid to help me out.
Call me
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Ill give you a shout here in a bit, Thanks
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Originally Posted by cheshirecat
Gravity bleeding from what I've seen doesn't work very well.
IMO,
- Pump the clutch to build up pressure. Pump it a LOT (like 90 seconds straight)
- Pop bleeder valve, let air/fluid out, close as pressure drops
- Keep an eye on reservoir, make sure it stays full
- Repeat until clutch is firm
definitely much easier w/two people
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This is how I initially started to do it (and have done it in the past on brakes). However after about an hour of doing this my arms were jello and I gave up and went onto trying things like a vac bleeder, which also did not work.
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Originally Posted by DIGItonium
Did you crack the hard line to the master cylinder to let out the bubbles first before tightening it back up and pump and bleed the slave?
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You know I did not, that will be the first thing I do when I get home from work today.
Thanks for the suggestions/help thus far.