Need immediate help bleeding slave cylinder
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Everything is back in my car, clutch, trans, etc. Everything is 99% ready but I CANT FOR THE ******* LOVE OF MY LIFE BLEED THE SLAVE CYLINDER. It is in the WORST ******* spot, I NEED this car running by tomm as we are sharing 1 car between 4 people as my brother wrecked my Dads car the other night. Anyone know anything on how to get this thing bled? I have the thinnest 1/4'' drive 7/16'' socket I could find. Need help ASAP
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remove the little heat shield for the y-pipe, use a 1/4 inch swivel and a couple of loong extensions. Without the heat shield there should be enough room for the swivel to work right. I think i used like two 8" extentions.. it's a pain.
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Still no luck, I dont see how any socket is going over that bleeder, it is a VERY VERY VERY tight fit with next to no room. The socket keeps barely grabbing the bleeder and slipping off, it will not slide on far enough to get any type of grip