More clutch problems
It's a Canadian thing eh!
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Ontario, living across a hay field
Easiest way to pump it up is to have the bleeder wide open and have someone start pouring the brake fluid in the master (make sure you remove the float ). Once the fluid comes out at a consistent stream from the bleeder. Close it off and just start pumping it and don't stop starts to build up and there is little play.
They are self bleeding and eventually after some normal driving all the air will be pushed out and it will feel normal again. But all this will be useless if the connections aren't on properly.
They are self bleeding and eventually after some normal driving all the air will be pushed out and it will feel normal again. But all this will be useless if the connections aren't on properly.
I no nothing of clutches I had the whole thing replaced 7 months ago and have had to go back 3 times prior to it pretty going completely out again as it did the other day... I jus need some leverage to use against these people...

