R50/53 SOMEONE HELP!!! How to properly bleed all air out of clutch system
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SOMEONE HELP!!! How to properly bleed all air out of clutch system
My husband just installed a whole clutch in my 2006 MCS including a new slave cylinder and he seems to be having a heck if a time getting all of the air out of the system, even with a pressure bleeder. Anyone have an easy way to do this???
Please help as he is getting super frustrated!!
Please help as he is getting super frustrated!!
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There is a special tool to do it. The tool compresses the slave cylinder then you bleed it just like normal. So if you can find a way to compress it you can then bleed it. If you don't you'll never get it bled.
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Holy crap... I'm not a believer, but I guess I'll do that. I didn't change my slave cylinder as there seems to be nothing wrong, but after replacing the clutch the pedal is very soft and I can't shift with the car on but I can with it off. There is a bonus issue that if I get it in gear the wheels wanna roll.
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