im bleeding the clutch from the slave and when u think its stiff u press it all the way down and u get dead pedal again, what should i do help!

 

Theres gotta be a leak in the line.. Did you just put the motor in?

 

the repair manual says to put a rubber hose over the bleeder valve...open the valve. put the rubber hose in a bottle of brake fluid and pump the pedal. that is how i did mine. no probs.

 

i had the same problem , just put a rubber hose over the bleeder valve , put in into a bottle of brake fluid , then open the valve pump the pedel , close the valve , pump the pedle , open the valve , if it dosent stiffen up , dont open the valve as long . this worked for me .... no problems yet and it's been 5 months

 

dude , i know how to bleed it , the slave is extending way too much because the fork that holds up the slave is bent, the tranny seems....how do u say.....fucked

 

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uh gee you think that could be a problem? you know the slave can only physically extend so far before it blows apart. im willing to bed you trashed it.

 

check the master cylender. seal could be broken allowing air to get into the lines

 

Are you bleeding it correctly? When I changed out my Clutch Master Cylinder, I had to repeat the bleeding process about 5 times before I got any pressure into the line.

Crack open bleeder screw.
Press clutch pedal all the way down.
Close bleeder screw.
Release clutch pedal.

You do need 2 people to bleed it properly.