how do i ???
08-02-2005, 02:46 PM
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how do i ???
what up people? i need to get my car running again so i can go to the next honda-tech meet at in-n-out in the yoc. How do i bleed my clutch pedal lines??? i not sure if i explained that right. my clutch pedal sticks in, some times it comes out and i can drive it but some times it sticks in and the gears wont go in? so please help my out. thanks 
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Re: how do i ??? (k20a2ek-9)
To bleed the clutch it's just like the brakes. There is a little bleeder on the slave cylinder. Open this, depress pedal, close bleeder, release pedal and repeat..
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Re: how do i ??? (k20a2ek-9)
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I followed the helms procedure recently and my clutch is butter smooth.
1. Put a hose on the bleeder at the slave cylnder. put end of hose in an empty bottle.
2.Crack open bleeder.
3. Uncap clutch resiviour, make sure it is full.
4. Slowly pump and pull the clutch pedal with your hand. This will pump fluid through sytsem.
5. Keep an eye on the resiviour, dont let it go below the empty line. You should need to add fluid every 5 to 8 pump strokes.
6. Keep pumping and filling till you see no air come out of the hose on the bleeder.
7. Close bleeder.
8. Test clutch pedal.
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I followed the helms procedure recently and my clutch is butter smooth.
1. Put a hose on the bleeder at the slave cylnder. put end of hose in an empty bottle.
2.Crack open bleeder.
3. Uncap clutch resiviour, make sure it is full.
4. Slowly pump and pull the clutch pedal with your hand. This will pump fluid through sytsem.
5. Keep an eye on the resiviour, dont let it go below the empty line. You should need to add fluid every 5 to 8 pump strokes.
6. Keep pumping and filling till you see no air come out of the hose on the bleeder.
7. Close bleeder.
8. Test clutch pedal.
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08-03-2005, 06:29 PM
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Re: how do i ??? (...DjEk...)
do i need to unscrew the line that go's from the clutch fluid resviur to the tranny and then stick a tube in that and pump it a few times? let me kno i need to get my ek out in the streets. 
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08-03-2005, 08:55 PM
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Re: how do i ??? (k20a2ek-9)
If you have two people, you can bleed it w/o the bottle and hose. You just have one person w/ a wrench on the slave and the other one on the pedal. You'll get brake fluid all over, but I never could get the damned hose to stay on, so... hey.. works for me. I think the bleeder screw takes an 8 millimeter wrench. Only time you need to fool with the lines going to the slave is if you're pulling it off. Which, speaking of, if you successfully bleed it, and it gets full of air again, you may have a bad slave. One thing to watch out for when bleeding the slave is the master resevour fluid level. If you let it get low, and get air in the master, you get into a big headache. Pretty easy to do.
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Re: how do i ??? (k20a2ek-9)
or you can take a long line and connect that to your slave, open the valve and put the other end in the cylinder and pump on the clutch.
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