Anyone have a mighty Vac?
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Anyone have a mighty Vac?
Does anyone have a mighty vac i could borrow for a day to finish my motor swap. I need to bleed the new master and slave. I tried doing it from under that car, but screw that.
thanks
tim
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the people over at www.mfba.org can vouch that i will take care of and return your tool. Same sn over there.
thanks
thanks
tim
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the people over at www.mfba.org can vouch that i will take care of and return your tool. Same sn over there.
thanks
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im in des plaines. ill try and find the hoses for it tomorrow. your more than welcome to use it. or.....if you want one i bought it at autozone for 30 bucks. it come in handy haha
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i have a remote bleeder on my car i can bleed it from under the hood. before i had that i would crawl under the car and have somebody in the car pushing the pedale......btw i couldnt find the hoses.
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just pull back the carpet and drill a hole through your floor board above the slave bleeder.
I did that and now it only takes one person to bleed the clutch hydraulics and I dont have to go under the car!
I did that and now it only takes one person to bleed the clutch hydraulics and I dont have to go under the car!
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I am getting conflicting opinions on the best method.
1. Open bleeder, push pedal down, hold pedal with closing bleeder.
2.Push pedal down, open bleeder, close bleeder, release pedal.
#2 is the way i do brakes, but people number one is best for the clutch?
1. Open bleeder, push pedal down, hold pedal with closing bleeder.
2.Push pedal down, open bleeder, close bleeder, release pedal.
#2 is the way i do brakes, but people number one is best for the clutch?