clutch slave cylinder bleeding...where/how
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clutch slave cylinder bleeding...where/how
Hello all , im wondering , my clutch cylinder resevoir was low on fluid to the point where i had no clutch , i added fluid and pumped it back up , but it went to floor again . i re pumped it up , and checked the fluid , it was still full , im wondering if i need to bleed it, and how if so. it is an 1985 tpi with a 4+3 transmission. any help would be greatly appreciated.
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You will find the procedure in this PDF from my 86 FSM >> http://members.shaw.ca/agent86/Clutch.pdf
It's obvious your clutch hydraulic system has a leak. Find it, fix it, then bleed the system.
Check for leaks at slave and master, where it comes through firewall. Usually drips onto the carpet, when the master fails.
It's obvious your clutch hydraulic system has a leak. Find it, fix it, then bleed the system.
Check for leaks at slave and master, where it comes through firewall. Usually drips onto the carpet, when the master fails.
