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Thread: Quick ?- Bleeding Slave Cylinder (del Sol / b16)

  1. 02-28-2010, 08:47 AM #1
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    Default Quick ?- Bleeding Slave Cylinder (del Sol / b16)

    Bleeding the slave cylinder is no different than bleeding the brakes right?

    Loosen, press clutch, tighten, release clutch - repeat. correct?
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    correct

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    I will not bleed very well that way. Best bet is to put a hose on it and run the hose into a half full bottle of fluid. Then fill the resevoir and pump the clutch slowly with the bleeder screw open.
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  5. 03-01-2010, 11:49 PM #5
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    ...and don't give up... it takes a while sometimes
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    That sounds correct, in theory.


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    I pump the clutch in between. Not just press. More like pump and hold


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    i just reread it u got the order mixed up

    tighten, press clutch, Loosen - repeat

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  9. 03-02-2010, 11:42 AM #9
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    I use a vaccuum bleeder, makes it SOOOO much easier.


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