Bleeding clutch
05-15-2009, 10:40 PM
#1
Bleeding clutch Anyone tried this method?
http://performanceworks1.com/ls1_clutch_bleeding.htm
I have longtubes which seem to block bleeding from the tranny and I cant pull the headers before going to the track tomorrow.
Car drives normal around town but if I powershift it the clutch starts to stick more and more with each conscutive powershift. If I launch it usually by 3rd or 4th gear it gets so low I cant get into the next gear. If I get off it and just coast for 20-30 seconds it goes back to normal
Goin to the track tomorrow just to get some shakedown passes even though I know my times will be weak because I cant really launch or hit the shifts hard.
Hope to get it figured out and do the bleeding before heading out there. Even if I dont I'm still gonna run it the way it is and get a baseline
http://performanceworks1.com/ls1_clutch_bleeding.htm
I have longtubes which seem to block bleeding from the tranny and I cant pull the headers before going to the track tomorrow.
Car drives normal around town but if I powershift it the clutch starts to stick more and more with each conscutive powershift. If I launch it usually by 3rd or 4th gear it gets so low I cant get into the next gear. If I get off it and just coast for 20-30 seconds it goes back to normal
Goin to the track tomorrow just to get some shakedown passes even though I know my times will be weak because I cant really launch or hit the shifts hard.
Hope to get it figured out and do the bleeding before heading out there. Even if I dont I'm still gonna run it the way it is and get a baseline
05-16-2009, 03:19 PM
#2
Hope you figure it out, man, because I have the exact same issue (shifting). Though, for me, the problem only surfaced after my Cam install. I did the Drill Mod and I still have the same problem when shifting above 5500