Clutch bleeding help?!?
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I have the obvious symptoms of air in the hydraulic lines and need to "power vac" bleed the lines and was wondering where I can pick up the pump and the appropriate adapter for the job... ? I know there was a thread about this but I couldn't find it. Also, I need to know the best fluid to use (synthetic? or not?) and where I can pick up anything I need... any write ups on it to? Cuz I have no idea where the resevoir even is? I have been all over the car and don't know where to look? Any help is much appreciated!!!!
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Just to the right of the brake resevior , it's white and round about the size of a pill bottle top. It has a rubber diaphram in it that needs to be removed.
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...t=clutch+bleed
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...t=clutch+bleed
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ttt any suggestions? Since the engine bay gets hotter that its supposed to stock I was wanting some different fluid that would last longer without boiling thus no air????