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You dont have to drop the tranny to bleed. The bleeder screw is just outside the tranny. I'll be doing mine this weekend, clutch and all. Judging by your vid
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You dont have to drop the tranny to bleed. The bleeder screw is just outside the tranny. I'll be doing mine this weekend, clutch and all. Judging by your vid I'm definitely going to like the pedal feel. Can't wait.
I'm a firm believer in gravity bleeding brakes and clutch. This method has always gave me better feel than any other way and eliminates any way of air getting in as long as the reservoir is always full.
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