Clutch bleeding
#3
I have never had an issue with bleeding it myself since I usually don't have a buddy around to do this. I just leave the bleeder open, fill the reservoir, pump 10 times, fill up reservoir again, and repeat the 10 pump process about 5 times, then refill one last time, then shut the bleeder valve.
I am sure MK's method is better, but I have never had an issue with doing my method by myself for the clutch fluid, or the brake fluid.
I am sure MK's method is better, but I have never had an issue with doing my method by myself for the clutch fluid, or the brake fluid.
#6
Clutch bleeding related fix
If you are bleeding and bleeding and you still don't have a firm pedal and clutch disengagement after installing a new master cylinder, look at adjusting the yoke on the master cylinder push rod to give you more stroke on your pedal. In my case, the yoke was adjusted all the way to the short length from the factory. I needed it to be set all the way to the other end of the threads. I didn't learn that until I ran a full can of brake fluid thru the system trying to bleed it using three different methods. No one on the forums had mentioned that the new master cylinder could have been assembled so far off from what was required to work.
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