new tick master cylinder ?
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new tick master cylinder ? i put in my new tick master cylinder and it doesnt seem to want to bleed out right, so i tryed driving it after i bled it the best i could and after i shift and let the pedal out the pedal slowly goes back to the floor and i have to bring it back up myself wth every gear. ive tryed bleeding it 3 times now so im out of ideas!!!
did i not bleed it out enough still?
do i have a defective part?
can anyone help????
did i not bleed it out enough still?
do i have a defective part?
can anyone help????
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From: Bay area
i made a thread to ask for help i thought that was one of the reasons in making a thread, but yeah talking to someone at tech support was going to be my next step. thank you for the contact site
Explain the process of how you are bleeding the clutch. My TICK master is amazing along with every other review I have read.
It sounds like you still have air in the system. Did you bench bleed the master before install?
The way I bleed mine (keep in mind I have a hole cut in my trans tunnel so I can do it solo) :
Remove cap to reservoir
Pump clutch, then hold to floor
Unscrew bleeder on slave.
Tighten bleeder.
Repeat.
Remember to keep your reservoir full at all times. And with the TICK unit, it will MOVE some fluid. I normally have to fill the reservoir after 2 or 3 bleeds.
It sounds like you still have air in the system. Did you bench bleed the master before install?
The way I bleed mine (keep in mind I have a hole cut in my trans tunnel so I can do it solo) :
Remove cap to reservoir
Pump clutch, then hold to floor
Unscrew bleeder on slave.
Tighten bleeder.
Repeat.
Remember to keep your reservoir full at all times. And with the TICK unit, it will MOVE some fluid. I normally have to fill the reservoir after 2 or 3 bleeds.
