Remote Clutch Bleeder? Investment or Waste?
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Remote Clutch Bleeder? Investment or Waste?
I'm ordering a clutch and wondering if I should add the remote clutch bleeder for 45 bucks. I've seen a thread where bleeding a clutch is as simple as placing the nozzle of a mightyvac into the master cylinder.
Anyone had success with this method or is it best to get the remote bleeder?
Anyone had success with this method or is it best to get the remote bleeder?
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i spent the xtra 45 and am glad i did!!!! no laying my wrinkled old *** on the floor. i routed mine along the fuel lines to ward the rear and exit just below the drivers door and can see every pump of the pedal and what comes out.call joey at tick best 45 you ever spent, youll be glad you did. i dont trust a vacuum course i'm old school.
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I'm ordering a clutch and wondering if I should add the remote clutch bleeder for 45 bucks. I've seen a thread where bleeding a clutch is as simple as placing the nozzle of a mightyvac into the master cylinder.
Anyone had success with this method or is it best to get the remote bleeder?
Anyone had success with this method or is it best to get the remote bleeder?
Chris
Edit: no pun intended lol...
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I would never even think about removing my remote bleeder. You can flush an entire can of fluid through the system in no time at all, without even really getting your hands dirty. It makes doing the job more often a breeze.
If your trans is out...this is a no brainer. Even if waiting on the bleeder sets your trans install back a few days. Totally worth it.
J.
If your trans is out...this is a no brainer. Even if waiting on the bleeder sets your trans install back a few days. Totally worth it.
J.