Help with bleeding clutch(pedal to stiff dont go down)
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Agree with Tim. To bleed I've used motive bleeder on the clutch reservoir and pressurized it at 20 psi and crack the bleed screw on the slave. That's it.... The clutch high pressure side is bleed only by operating the clutch about 10 times as per repair manual page 667.
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ok after all i read from you guys and check tha shop manual
we took of the starter and there is a big openning so you can see the fork and feel the slave pin i guess first time the pin stuck somewhere i dont know where
i highly recommend to remove the starter is really worth it
Thanks all of you for your Help!!!!!
we took of the starter and there is a big openning so you can see the fork and feel the slave pin i guess first time the pin stuck somewhere i dont know where
i highly recommend to remove the starter is really worth it
Thanks all of you for your Help!!!!!
ok after all i read from you guys and check tha shop manual
we took of the starter and there is a big openning so you can see the fork and feel the slave pin i guess first time the pin stuck somewhere i dont know where
i highly recommend to remove the starter is really worth it
Thanks all of you for your Help!!!!!
we took of the starter and there is a big openning so you can see the fork and feel the slave pin i guess first time the pin stuck somewhere i dont know where
i highly recommend to remove the starter is really worth it
Thanks all of you for your Help!!!!!
Last edited by alwaysnboost; Aug 1, 2015 at 08:49 AM.
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