Subject	Re: The pedal should not engage right off the floor
Posted by	TheKryptKeeper on January 15, 2016 at 11:16 AM
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In Reply To	The pedal should not engage right off the floor posted by DAYTONAZ on January 15, 2016 at 07:35 AM
Message	I adjusted the switches like how Tanley described, and then extended the rod a few turns into the MC to "preload it." I am going to reverse this after my cuppa and potentially rebleed the system. On this note, has anyone used speedbleeders to their liking? I have one on the slave, did one bleed pump by myself, and immediately didn't trust it, so I then got a partner to bleed with me. During my new clutch I put in a 350z fork, with a nismo bearing, and an upgraded pivot ball. While anything is possible, all of these are really one way installs. Make sure the fork and bearing are facing the right way, click it snugly into the ball, profit. Also got a new shift bushing. Thanks again.
Follow Ups	New clutch system, but still having difficulties. - TheKryptKeeper 23:31:37 01/14/16 What do you mean by you adjusted the switches until they - Tanley (ATL) 05:14:13 01/15/16 ^This^ Specially with the 350z fork. You should - puchy 11:28:18 01/17/16 The pedal should not engage right off the floor - DAYTONAZ 07:35:21 01/15/16 Re: The pedal should not engage right off the floor - TheKryptKeeper 11:16:43 01/15/16 Re: Re: The pedal should not engage right off the floor - TheKryptKeeper 15:21:25 01/15/16 I've never had luck with speed bleeders. Might have been a - Tanley (ATL) 07:18:06 01/16/16 FWIW-Had a speed bleeder installed on the slave for 6-7 - jzack 15:49:02 01/16/16 Speedbleeders are great ! Try this - jlag 07:16:24 01/20/16
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