HELP No pressure in the clutch lines
10-06-2004, 12:51 PM
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HELP No pressure in the clutch lines
I did a tranny swap so I have new lines, a new master, slave and clutch and pressure plate. I am trying to bleed the lines, but I cannot get any real pressure coming out of the bleeder hose. I am pumping the pedal for around 5 minutes with the bleeder hose in a cup of fluid. Should there be alot of pressure?? Do I need to give it more time to fill since it is a compleatly dry system. I have already looked for any leaks and there are none. The only thing that i can think of was when I was pulling the master through the fire wall I pulled alittle hard and the plunger poped out of place I then pushed it back in did I ruin it????
10-06-2004, 01:08 PM
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Re: HELP No pressure in the clutch lines (bgoetz)
sounds like you still got air in the lines. keep bleeding. the easiest way i do it is put a clear hose on the nipple into a jar [like you are doing] and put some fluid in the jar too so it doesnt suck air. open the valve. make sure you ALWAYS have fluid in the resovior or have a friend watch and fill it for you while you are pulling and pushing the pedal in and out.
10-06-2004, 01:19 PM
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Re: HELP No pressure in the clutch lines (bgoetz)
put fluid in the master cylinder/ open up the bleeder on the slave cylinder and pump the clutch. wait for fluid to come out
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Re: HELP No pressure in the clutch lines (hatchi)
Remember you have to open the valve, pump the clutch, then close the valve before letting the clutch back up.
10-06-2004, 01:46 PM
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Re: HELP No pressure in the clutch lines (bgoetz)
If it was somthing that I did when I put on the new clutch the shift fork would still move only there would be no pressure am I correct??? Or is there somthing that i could have done that would give me no pressure and not move the shift fork. Because I really don't want to have to take the tranny off again it sucks 
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Re: (SpugenEG)
No I created I post to get a answer is that not what this forum is for not to use others posts to make a lame attempt to make your ***** feel bigger. So if you know the answer to my question then great but if you are going to flame me about my desicion then please do not post
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