Did you bleed the bottom and top? Was having clutch problems myself a few weeks ago until I found out there was a top bleeder, just black sludge came out the first couple of bleedsZ32monster wrote:Replaced the slave cylinder and the master clutch cylinder bleeded the system and my clutch pedal is sticking to the floor no pressure at all ??? any ideas ???
It may be for TT's only, someone please verify for me, basically its to the left of your power steering pump. Use a wrench to slightly open it, plug a clear hose in it to see the bubbles, open it up all the way using your fingers....bleed until you see only clear fluid w/o bubbles.Z32monster wrote:.... and where is the top bleeder located ? there is only 1 on the slave cylinder
On the left there.hacyec wrote:
It may be for TT's only, someone please verify for me, basically its to the left of your power steering pump. Use a wrench to slightly open it, plug a clear hose in it to see the bubbles, open it up all the way using your fingers....bleed until you see only clear fluid w/o bubbles.
Whoa BigT! That is a clean bay! Howed you get rid of all that clutter on the passenger side? Isn't it necessary?BigTDogg (MA) wrote:
On the left there.
Pump 5x, bleed slave. Repeat until there are no bubbles. Then,
Pump 5x, bleed upper point. Repeat until there are no bubbles. Pedal should be firmer now.
hacyec mentioned it originally, I just got to post pretty picturesZ32monster wrote:Thank you sooooo much BigTDogg (MA) your post was the problem with my Z