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Thu May 08, 2008 4:43 am
Bleeding the clutch system is easy.
Tools required:
- a second person- 3' length of hose that fits on the fender nipple so you don't get fluid on the paid and in the engine bay.- container to catch fluid- 1 bottle of DOT 3 brake fluid- box end wrenches for the 2 bleed nipples
Procedure:
1. Take cap off clutch reservoir and have friend sit in car. *Check make sure the reservoir is full2. Put box end wrench on fender nipple, as well as hose on end and end of hose in container3. Crack the bleed nipple just loose. Ask friend to push slowly on pedal and not let it up until told to do so.4. Turn wrench to open nipple until fluid/air bubbles coming out.5. When it stops, turn wrench to close nipple all the way. Now tell friend to let pedal up. Repeat this until a clear stream of fluid comes out which sometimes takes 6 times or so. You have to check the reservoir level every 2 pedal strokes and add fluid. If it runs out or he lets the pedal up at any time in between, do it all over again as you've just introduced air into the system.
6. Do 1-5 at the slave cylinder other than no hose is needed, just a catch bucket.
If it doesn't help, and it may not in your case, it's the MC
I don't think there is a writeup on changing the MC, at least I haven't seen one.