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Old 04-10-2006, 03:52 PM
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Can someone help me find the bleeder screw, I've tried searching but I can't find it much help would be appreciated here's a few pics...


Thanks guys also I know the size is supposed to be 7/16 but I can't seem to fit it on the one I *think* is the bleeder valve, thanks!
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Pics would be GREATLY appreciated, thanks!
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BUMP BUMP I need this ASAP thanks!
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The bleeder screw is right above the braided line and fitting that go to the tranny (hard to see but its there). I dont see this in the first and third pics of the trans but the last two have it, they are the two square notches where the bell housing mates to the tranny. When I did mine I used a deep socket put it on first then attached the ratchet. Some drill a hole in the floor board to gain easy acsess then plug it after. good luck. Sorry I dont have pics.
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whoever put that "X here" is wrong... look at the picture.. look just below that.. see the 2 spaces they look like chunks take out of the trans.. 1 above the little ear. and one below the bolt.. .. the top one is where the slave bleeder will be, the bottom is where the braided line goes..
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I found a 7/16....1/4drive socket on a 1/4 braker bar or a real samll 1/4 rachet works well for getting on it.
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I put the x there, thats where i've been trying to bleed the dang clutch from but I think its a belt housing bolt! Everyone said I Couldnt see the screw but I see all the screws except for the one with the x on it!
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Think you guys could possibly mark it on paint or something, i'm totally lost!
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i just told you where it was.. re-read my post... the valve doesnt stick out from the trans.. its just like a little window and you can see it from there...
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oh, I kept thinking it was a bolt that stuck out i'll try to find it again once I get home in a few minutes.
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I'm just going to go under the car again find my quick connect and go up 1/4 of an inch and there should be a gap there and I put my socket in then my ratch...I hope...
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k found hte screw, thanks~



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