if so, what kind of clutch fliud should i use?

 

yes you need to bleed it. use brake fluid.

 

why would i need to bleed it? it feels fine. what kind of brake fluid?

 

You are supposed to bleed the clutch after you change it. Use DOT 3 brake fluid

 

would that take away some of the chatter in first gear when im engaging it?

 

Yes, it probably will, and the chatter could just be because it is brand new. Just go easy on it for a while and it will go away.

 

Modified by CardDealer at 4:31 PM 11/16/2006

 

You could be getting chatter because its not broke in yet. Once its broke in that usually goes away.

Some cars i do need to be bleed others dont.

 

yes but go ahead and bleed it anyway. its not like its a big deal to bleed it.

 

you dont need to bleed it unless you opened up the lines.

its like bleeding the brakes when you only change the pads, you dont need to unless you opened up the caliper lines.

and yes you need to break in the clutch, also what type of clutch did you get, if you get a harsh clutch the chatter might be normal

 

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Thats correct....

I would put a 1000 miles on it before you start racing around shift light and dont drop the clutch.. This will make your clutch last alot longer..

 

i got the exedy stage 2 cermetallic. i never removed any lines so thats why i was asking why i had to bleed it? it didnt make sense. but im going to anyways because the fluid looks a little nasty