clutch fluid question
Team Owner
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From: Virginia Beach
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Unless you have a remote bleed line you must remove the center section of the exhaust and the tunnel plate to bleed the clutch.
Most people take a turkey baster and periodically suck the fluid out of the reservior and replace.
I have the remote bleed line... I want to say it takes less than a quart to do the swap, but I'd get 2 just to be safe.
Most people take a turkey baster and periodically suck the fluid out of the reservior and replace.
I have the remote bleed line... I want to say it takes less than a quart to do the swap, but I'd get 2 just to be safe.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Grovetown GA
Originally Posted by Cobra4B
Unless you have a remote bleed line you must remove the center section of the exhaust and the tunnel plate to bleed the clutch.
.....I have the remote bleed line... I want to say it takes less than a quart to do the swap, but I'd get 2 just to be safe.
.....I have the remote bleed line... I want to say it takes less than a quart to do the swap, but I'd get 2 just to be safe.
jeff
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From: Virginia Beach
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Originally Posted by varkwso
I have to put a clutch in this weekend in my 99 FRC - where did you get the remote bleed line? Also where do I tie it off to keep from rubbing?
jeff
jeff
Make sure you get some rubber fuel line or something similar to put over the braided stainless bleed line. I didn't nor did i know about it and the line chafed through my fuel line... car almost went up in flames.
