Subject	Just delete the bleed point up by the pwr steering reservoir
Posted by	LJZTT on May 18, 2010 at 1:06 PM
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In Reply To	clutch pedal loses pressure after 20 mins of driving posted by surfer31337 on May 16, 2010 at 01:59 AM
Message	The write-up with part # you need is on Robo's site. I did it, and there has been no ill-side effects so far. Robo did it as well and put much more miles on the car that way than me. Makes bleeding the clutch infinitely easier. "The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism. But, under the name of "liberalism", they will adopt every principle of our socialist program, until one day America will be a socialist nation, without ever knowing how it happened.... I no longer need to run on the Socialist Party ticket because the Democrat Party has now adopted our platform." --Norman Thomas, 1944 Socialist Party Presidential Candidate "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." --Winston Churchill
Follow Ups	clutch pedal loses pressure after 20 mins of driving - surfer31337 01:59:29 05/16/10 forgot to mention... no leaks and clutch fluid remains full (n/m) - surfer31337 02:04:22 05/16/10 Did he bleed the fitting on the passenger side of - ShakaShaun(Denver) 02:37:32 05/16/10 yes, bled slave first, then the passenger engine bay (n/m) - surfer31337 02:45:42 05/16/10 Re: yes, bled slave first, then the passenger engine bay - Marty1Mc 06:48:18 05/16/10 2nd on air in the line -- what you've describe is what - jzack 09:10:36 05/16/10 Sounds like yet another adjustment issue. - Spddracer 12:49:26 05/17/10 thanx for your insight. tomorrow i will adjust the pedal - surfer31337 01:32:58 05/18/10 Just delete the bleed point up by the pwr steering reservoir - LJZTT 13:06:06 05/18/10
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