Help! No pressure in clutch hydraulic Line
So my clutch pedal had stuck to the floor a few times. Reading around, master cylinder or salve cylander seemed to be an easy culprit. I rebuilt both today, installed a stainless steel and a speed bleers. Now, I have NO clutch pressure. I pretty much have the speed bleeder all the way unscreewed and I am not getting anyhting out. The reservior is fulle (front and back). I even unhooked the solid line from the master cylinder and got a some fluid to squirt out. I checked all the connections and don't have any fluid around thim. Is there something I could be missing?
I would rather know before I have to order in a new slave and master and still have problems. Thanks, Dan |
if you can pull vacuum at the slave you can suck the fluid into the system. this is how i do it. that way it gets all the air out at the same time. sorry man, hydraulic clutches are known for being a pain to bleed. or you could try leaving the cap off the res and leaving the bottlem bleeder loose, you know the gravity method.
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Gravity did it, so I have fluid now and a pressure response. I chucked the speed bleeder because it wouldn't close. Opposite problem now. Looks like the clutch is stuck pressed in (can pull in and out of any gear). I am guessing the slave is hosed.
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Rebuilding hydraulics is often just pissing in the wind. Buy new and save the headaches. Also be sure you didn't mess with the adjustment of the master.
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Start with the easiest thing first, remove the speedbleeder from the clutch system and see if you build pressure.
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Originally Posted by K-Tune
(Post 11304467)
Rebuilding hydraulics is often just pissing in the wind. Buy new and save the headaches
Dale |
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