Replaced clutch -soft pedal???
07-May-2006, 12:55 PM
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Replaced clutch -soft pedal???
Please help.....
Have replaced clutch, master and slave cylinders and have bled system numerous times but the clutch pedal is still too soft with no resistance.....
What do I do now???
Have replaced clutch, master and slave cylinders and have bled system numerous times but the clutch pedal is still too soft with no resistance.....
What do I do now???
08-May-2006, 11:48 AM
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Keep bleeding.
Or if your leg's tired... Gravity bleed for a while. Make sure the resevoir is full, open the bleeder, and leave it there. Keep checking the resevoir level, until you get a steady stream of fluid from the bleeder. Close bleeder, then bleed it normally. Keep at it, it takes a while sometimes.
Or if your leg's tired... Gravity bleed for a while. Make sure the resevoir is full, open the bleeder, and leave it there. Keep checking the resevoir level, until you get a steady stream of fluid from the bleeder. Close bleeder, then bleed it normally. Keep at it, it takes a while sometimes.
10-May-2006, 05:37 PM
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heres what i did attach a round hoise to the bleeder valve and put it over the nipple. now get someone to pump the clutch constanly while u open the bleeder valve but make sure when u do this that u have a steady stream of fluid in the resevoir if it becomes empty and any time youll have air in there so keep on constantly keep it full while bleeding should be perfect.
11-May-2006, 12:30 AM
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Originally posted by italstallion
heres what i did attach a round hoise to the bleeder valve and put it over the nipple. now get someone to pump the clutch constanly while u open the bleeder valve but make sure when u do this that u have a steady stream of fluid in the resevoir if it becomes empty and any time youll have air in there so keep on constantly keep it full while bleeding should be perfect.
heres what i did attach a round hoise to the bleeder valve and put it over the nipple. now get someone to pump the clutch constanly while u open the bleeder valve but make sure when u do this that u have a steady stream of fluid in the resevoir if it becomes empty and any time youll have air in there so keep on constantly keep it full while bleeding should be perfect.
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