I need to swap over my Clutch slave cylinder for a salvage part.
I've heard that bleeding the system can be a nightmare. Is there a particular method which is preferred? I would prefer to avoid splashing out on a vacuum system.
Many thanks
Bleeding the clutch
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going4the1
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Bleeding the clutch
Hi
I need to swap over my Clutch slave cylinder for a salvage part. I've heard that bleeding the system can be a nightmare.
Is there a particular method which is preferred? I would prefer to avoid splashing out on a vacuum system.
Many thanks
I need to swap over my Clutch slave cylinder for a salvage part.
I've heard that bleeding the system can be a nightmare. Is there a particular method which is preferred? I would prefer to avoid splashing out on a vacuum system.
Many thanks
Re: Bleeding the clutch
I did mine the other week with a one man bleed kit from halfords. On trade it was about £3 and was so easy to do!
On trade it was about £3 and was so easy to do!-
going4the1
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- Location: Cleveland
Re: Bleeding the clutch
Just used my old Gunsons eazybleed. Took two minutes - what a relief!!
Took two minutes - what a relief!!