Subject	Re: Need to bleed my clutch
Posted by	SactoTodd on December 13, 2000 at 2:10 PM
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In Reply To	Need to bleed my clutch posted by Merdox on December 13, 2000 at 02:04 PM
Message	Not sure of the hourly rate in your area, and I've never bled my clutch (just the brakes). But I'd guess less than an hour to do it. $70 looks like an hour or so at the dealer. Why don't you do it yourself? You'll save $70, and learn more about your car. Todd (no reaction time) 246 ground pounding horsies 264 earth shattering pound feetsies '91 TT 28,650 miles '91 Slicktop <--- Sold! '67 Galaxie 500 Four Days a week Daily Driver The "For when I get a bigger garage" list: '70 240Z - it started it all '79 RX-7 - best follow up car '71 Honda S600 - they are so damn cute '66 GT350H - Rental cars are so cheap! '69 Boss 302 - Why not? '86 SVO - best handling Mustang ever '90 Q45 - M5s and E55s cost a bit much '95 RX-7 - but only in Silver '91 TTZ - word - PURCHASED
Follow Ups	Need to bleed my clutch - Merdox 14:04:55 12/13/00 ROFL! $70!?! DIY... takes 15 minutes!! - Bernie 14:08:02 12/13/00 Re: Need to bleed my clutch - SactoTodd 14:10:18 12/13/00 It's easy to do it yourself. Procedure inside> - JRH(KY) 14:47:55 12/13/00 EZ my arse! You'll be spending hours and wasting tons of >>> - teahead 16:33:23 12/13/00 maybe u didn't do it right? i bled my clutch with no proble - Bernie 16:44:44 12/13/00 Same here. I bled mine after I installed a new slave>> - JRH(KY) 17:12:25 12/13/00 Locked your keys in your car..haha..been there, done that (n/m) - boss 23:32:30 12/13/00
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