Subject	It's easy to do it yourself. Procedure inside>
Posted by	JRH(KY) on December 13, 2000 at 2:47 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	This isn't very detailed but it's not very hard to do anyway. Email me if you have any more questions. First bleed the 10mm bleed nipple on the passenger fender well (behind the light). Have someone pump the clutch 6-8 times and hold it down on the last pump, then you open the bleed nipple. This will release the air in the system. Do this until all the air is out. (make sure to close the valve before repeating). Second, you need to bleed the slave cylinder under the car on the passenger side, do the same as before (there is a nipple just like the other one). Bleed both places until all air is out of the system. Jonathan Howlett AIM-JRHZ32 1993 Ultra Red Twin Turbo 1990 Pearl Yellow Twin Turbo(Deceased)
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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