Bleeding Help
Bleeding Help So i just finished up the drill mod tonight and i have zero pressure in my clutch pedal. it either stays in the up position or when depressed, it stays down. I think i just need to bleed to the system now but i feel like there is no way i can access the bleeder screw. no tools i have will fit in that tiny spot and i cant fit my hands in there to reach it. Will bleeding put pressure back in my clutch? and if so, what do i need to access the bleeder screw? thanks
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Yes you will need to bleed the system because you introduced air into the system. Here is something from the sticky's. Check out number 2 and 3. https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...ere-first.html
Yes you will need to bleed the system because you introduced air into the system. Here is something from the sticky's. Check out number 2 and 3. https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...ere-first.html
i need to get the car running by tomorrow, im buying a new master cylinder tomorrow morning from bennet auto. im hoping that this is the problem. Am i doing the right thing?
you probably don't need a new master cylinder. a couple weeks ago when i was bleeding my clutch the pedal had no pressure, so what i did was i started pumping it in between having the valve cracked open and it started building pressure a lot quicker.
if you have a friend helping you with pressing the pedal its not too hard.
if you have a friend helping you with pressing the pedal its not too hard.
you probably don't need a new master cylinder. a couple weeks ago when i was bleeding my clutch the pedal had no pressure, so what i did was i started pumping it in between having the valve cracked open and it started building pressure a lot quicker.
if you have a friend helping you with pressing the pedal its not too hard.
if you have a friend helping you with pressing the pedal its not too hard.
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i replaced the master with a 120 dollar one from bennett auto supply. Just finished installing it. The clutch feels 1000x better. No more spongy feeling and no more sticking!! Although it took a long *** time to bleed.. about 2 hours to be exact... but at least everythings fixed now.
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Two hours!!!!!! Dad and I did mine I think in less then ten minutes.... You should really look into a speed bleeder from Tick next time. Good to hear you got things rollin again.
