jdmeg9

im sorry i know this is in the wrong forum but my DD is down and the prelude forum moves so slow.

my clutch lost all pressure the friday before last when i was leaving my house to go to work. i went to work that day in my other car and thought about it all day. i got home inspected my clutch system and noticed my master cylinder was leaking into the cabin. replaced it (didn't bench bleed so i got another one since that one tore up) didn't fix it. replaced the slave since it was consuming break fluid into the boot while i was trying to bleed. all this time after fixing it i found that everytime i would push the clutch down to bleed it, it would slam to the floor and have to be pulled up manually. i am completely stumped. i started looking at my chiltons which is terrible a very vague book as it is made for accords and preludes they don't make a haynes so that is all i got. but i found out it has a clutch damper what does this thing do could it be keeping me from being able to bleed it? i had read some clutch dampers have a bleed screw on them but i can not find one on it, is there a way to bleed this then move on to the slave.....i have read that this part is discontinued from honda also.

jdmeg9

help

keving85

did you try to gravity bleed the system?

jdmeg9

no but i used a mighty vac bleed assist. i am trying to figure out if that damper is bad and not letting me get full pressure to the slave