question about clutch (need answers)
i put a new clutch in and i bleed the clutch but the pressure on clutch is soft... is it suppose to be like that? i bleed it a couple of times but still the same.... is there something that i didn't do right?
its a stock clutch... will i open up the bleed,step on the clutch 3 time just to pump out air. then close it back up. then pump the clutch.. that what i did to my other swap n it work find.... so dont no whys that...
did you do it by yourself or did you have someone step on the clutch, then after being stepped on for a couple times, did they or you hold it down there?
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well on my other swap i did it by my self. but on this one my bro help me on it .....but is that what im sopose to do on bleedding a clutch....
They way i did is..
friend open up bleeder nut
i pump 5 times, then stepped on it all the way
friend quickly close bleeder nut
brought clutch pedal back up and returned to how it was...
friend open up bleeder nut
i pump 5 times, then stepped on it all the way
friend quickly close bleeder nut
brought clutch pedal back up and returned to how it was...
aslong as your clutch engages all is good, make sure you fluid levels are up, years ago when i didnt know anything about honda, i didnt have a brake fluid in the clutch resovior, and my clutch didnt want to grab as much, it made a supercharger noise, and annoyed the hell out of me..didnt know what it was untill my friends bro in law just bled the clutch and all was good..for a day people thought i really did have a supercharger, and wanted to race, but i knew i would lose, cuz i couldnt go faster than 30 without hearing the noise. I had something that sounded like a supercharger, but definitely didnt make my car go faster..lols best of luck to you tho.
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