diagnose a bad slave?
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If you cannot push the pedal down w/ the master hose disconnected from the slave, the master must be sealing & sound.
If your pulling the trans put a new slave in, cheap insurance.
A mighty vac does help alot in bleeding these also.
If your pulling the trans put a new slave in, cheap insurance.
A mighty vac does help alot in bleeding these also.
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The McLeods have been problem plagued, it is all over in the threads in here. I had many problems w/mine also. Until I rebuilt it w/ an overhaul kit & honed the **** out of the bore w/a wheel cylinder hone w/lots of brake fluid.
It has been very reliable & consistant since.
I still recommend a mighty vac to bleed with, it will eliminate the possibility of the system injesting air during bleeding.
If your manually bleeding, try opening the bleeder, then pressing pedal down & closing bleeder in mid-stream.
Repeately do that & see if pedal improves.
It has been very reliable & consistant since.
I still recommend a mighty vac to bleed with, it will eliminate the possibility of the system injesting air during bleeding.
If your manually bleeding, try opening the bleeder, then pressing pedal down & closing bleeder in mid-stream.
Repeately do that & see if pedal improves.