speedracer

where the hell does it go.where can i get some.........i wan tall honda.but how do i know wuts in their already.i bought the car used.

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

Flush and fill my friend... the clutch resevoir is next to the DRL module, or if you don't know where that is, it's time for a service manual of some sort.

DumbasSi

It's the smaller of the two resservoirs on the driver's side of the car. Use Honda DOT 3 fluid, the same for the brakes. I have an owner's manual.

imported_loudsubz

or you could just tell him its near the firewall on the drivers side of the car.

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

fine

but how will he know to flush and bleed, and where the bleeder fittings are?

imported_loudsubz

give him a taste, if he bites more than he can chew he will regret it

DumbasSi

My owner's manual doesn't say how to flush/bleed, or where the fittings even are.

imported_loudsubz

you talkin about the helms mike?

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

service manual does though... owners manual tells you how to operate your blinkers and such

DumbasSi

Ah, the service manual. The owner's manual says right pedal means go. I think we should make an online Helms a sticky.

imported_loudsubz

remind me on the weekend I will get you all settled

Nova_Dust

Time for a thread revitalization.

I wish to tackle clutch flush, here is what I am gonna try to do:

1) attach a tube to the bleeder valve on the slave cylinder.
2) loosen the bleeder valve, and step on the clutch paddle to pump the fluid out.
3) add fluid while someone is stepping on the paddle.
4) wait until fresh fluid comes out, then I know the whole system is flushed?

I guess I need two people to do this eh?

Please advise/correct me if I am wrong. Thanks

civicnation

that is correct. also, be sure to tighten the bleeder valve only when the pedal is pressed down fully after the fluid has started comming out clear

Nova_Dust

Ah I see, so tighten the valve with the paddle fully pressed down, got cha.

Thanks