Bench bleed?
10-17-2010, 05:31 PM
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Bench bleed? I'm looking into how to bench bleed my clutch master cylinder. I don't have a slave cylinder to connect to it. is there another way to do this without the slave cylinder connect line?
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10-19-2010, 10:28 PM
#3
What I did was left my line that plugs into the slave cylinder attatched to the master, Then I took a bottle of brake fluid, cut the top off, I then inserted a small screwdriver into the end of the fluid line (pushing that little plate in the end open), I then submerged it into the bottle.. Once in I made sure that it never came out while I pushed the master cylinder in and out adding fluid to the reservoir when low until I seen that it was constantly pumping fluid. Just my way sure there are others.
10-20-2010, 07:40 AM
#4
Do yourself a favor and do NOT bench bleed. NO NEED.
Simply install the Clutch master and get all the hardware connected. Gravity Bleed the system, NO pumping, and I have done over a dozen this way. Just need the front end on jack stands and as long as you have a helper you can get it perfectly bled everytime.
Simply install the Clutch master and get all the hardware connected. Gravity Bleed the system, NO pumping, and I have done over a dozen this way. Just need the front end on jack stands and as long as you have a helper you can get it perfectly bled everytime.
