Clutch Bleeding
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Clutch Bleeding
Just wanted to know if when you folks bleed your clutch - when you bring pedal to floor and hold - then open bleed valve - then close bleed valve - then release pedal - does the pedal stay on floor or will it come back up on its own. Mine will not come up on its own - you have to help it back. After I help it back it reacts ok. Is this normal ?
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I just bled mine and it came back up after closing the bleeder. I guess it could depend on the system to some extent. I was under the car so I didn't get to feel the pedal.
Peter
Peter
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