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Tue Apr 11, 2006 11:30 am
wawazat8402 - I honestly don't know how you got 4 qts into your RB25 transmission. I put two quarts in the fill hole on the side and it started spilling out with my last squeeze of the bottle. Albeit, the car was inclined a little bit at the time, but not enough to make a 2 qt difference. How did you fill yours? Through the shifter or fill hole on the side of the transmission? There's another thread that recommends 2-2.5 qts for a RB20 transmission otherwise it squirts through the transmission vent when the transmission heats up. I really don't think 4 qts is right, but I have been wrong a couple times before.
kuillin_drifter - As far as bleeding the clutch line, I bought a bleeding system with rubber nipple connectors and a collector cup ($5 at sears). Fill the master cylinder with fluid (you can leave the cap off while bleeding). Leave the bleeder valve closed, pump the pedal a couple times and hold pressure on the last one. Open the bleeder valve and let the air bubbles out, then close when no more come out. Keep repeating this until you can't get any more out. Don't let the master cylinder go dry because it will go through quite a bit of fluid at first. Then, I switched to the slave cylinder bleeder valve and did the same thing. Took me a couple swaps between the two valves to get good pedal pressure, but it's wayyy easier if you can get somebody to help push the pedal for you. Also, I took the damper off, so I didn't have too much trouble.