Clutch?Brake bleed.
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RE: Clutch?Brake bleed.
umm, Under, well above the tranny theres a Y shaped thingy get the cap off and u can Bottle bleed it but Vac is so much easier imo...
Side note its towards the mouth of the tranny.
I did bottle method since i am too cheap to buy a vac and got lucky.
Side note its towards the mouth of the tranny.
I did bottle method since i am too cheap to buy a vac and got lucky.
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RE: Clutch?Brake bleed.
A Ford shop gravity bled my hydralic system on a truck once. There was a reservoir on the firewall, and they took the cap off, opened the bleeder and let gravity do it's thing. Took and hour because it came out real slow, but they got er done.
#5
RE: Clutch?Brake bleed.
ORIGINAL: GidyupGo
A Ford shop gravity bled my hydralic system on a truck once. There was a reservoir on the firewall, and they took the cap off, opened the bleeder and let gravity do it's thing. Took and hour because it came out real slow, but they got er done.
A Ford shop gravity bled my hydralic system on a truck once. There was a reservoir on the firewall, and they took the cap off, opened the bleeder and let gravity do it's thing. Took and hour because it came out real slow, but they got er done.
#6
RE: Clutch?Brake bleed.
I kind of feel like a retard. It's the slave cylinder. I think i just had a brainfart when i asked this question. I have done this a few times on other cars. I have way too much information being crammed right now. Trying to pass ase's i can't think straight.!!
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