Subject	Re: Help! Clutch pedal collapsing, no pressure
Posted by	Metacom on May 04, 2018 at 8:00 PM
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In Reply To	Help! Clutch pedal collapsing, no pressure posted by robsheer on May 04, 2018 at 03:54 AM
Message	Replacement slave cylinders are cheap, grab an exedy or rebuild it. I had that same problem when I replaced the clutch, clutch master, and bled the lines on my TT. For some stupid reason I couldn't get a trapped air pocket out. I loosened the lines connecting to the master and had a helper push and hold the pedal and bled through there. I am using speed bleeders for the clutch lines... Then I bled through the slave banjo bolt connection and retorqued the banjo to rest in a more neutral position and then did the normal bleed procedure. I'd also tapped up and down the lines to try and jar the air pocket loose. Then a gravity bleed at the slave. Think I went through a whole 32oz bottle of DOT3 lol, but it worked.
Follow Ups	Help! Clutch pedal collapsing, no pressure - robsheer 03:54:57 05/04/18 Already bled the top? Then try this on the Slave. - Gordo 96NA Daytona 09:25:05 05/04/18 Re: Help! Clutch pedal collapsing, no pressure - Metacom 20:00:01 05/04/18 Re: Re: Help! Clutch pedal collapsing, no pressure - TheKryptKeeper 19:36:11 05/05/18 Problem solved: Clutch pedal collapsing to the floor after r - robsheer 04:21:04 05/07/18
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