How to Bleed clutch
- Thread starter dougie19
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No!
The correct way is with a vacuum.. And it takes only minutes to do it that way.
MityVac pump and a adapter to fit the brake fluid res top.... a kitchen sink rubber stopper works perfectly and cost $3.. drill a hole, insert a barbed fitting, silicone in place, let dry.
Fit stopper to reservoir, pull down 15-18 in vac, let sit for 3 min, pop off the cap to quickly release the vac.. pump the pedal 2 or three times... DONE.
At worst, you may have to do that a second time.
So i lied,, it might take you 7 min in total,, :lol:
The pump till your leg falls off may work for some, but not on the three clutches I've done one these cars so far.
MityVac pump and a adapter to fit the brake fluid res top.... a kitchen sink rubber stopper works perfectly and cost $3.. drill a hole, insert a barbed fitting, silicone in place, let dry.
Fit stopper to reservoir, pull down 15-18 in vac, let sit for 3 min, pop off the cap to quickly release the vac.. pump the pedal 2 or three times... DONE.
At worst, you may have to do that a second time.
So i lied,, it might take you 7 min in total,, :lol:
The pump till your leg falls off may work for some, but not on the three clutches I've done one these cars so far.
Thought I was the only one that used the mighty vac. Harbor freight is my friend LOL.
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