FINALLY....clutch is bled
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FINALLY....clutch is bled Well after fighting with my clutch for 2 days and posting on here I finally got my clutch bled. I took off my mcloed adj master and used buschman's method and it worked like a charm. After getting the master back out I see why bench bleeding is the only way to go. For anyone that will be doing this install in the future....go get a mity vac right from the start. That little tool works wonders on our hydraulics. Thanks to all who helped me.
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Re: FINALLY....clutch is bled http://www.phpinc.biz/clutchbleed.html. I used this write up. I didn't have the 'slave shim' so I just went to part #3. I took off the reservoir and hooked up a clear piece of hose between the reserviour hose and reservoir so I could see the air. I'd pump the vac up and watch the air get pulled up. After I got all the big bubbles out I would release the vacuum and do it again. Each time it would pull more air out. I'd let it sit a few minutes then I would shake or rotate the master a little bit and some more trapped air would come out. I tried to get the reservoir up higher so the air would naturally travel up to it.
