I just recently had my clutch go to the floor and lost all pressure, but still had all my fluid. So I replaced the slave cylinder and bled it for 1 hr, but it is still too soft to engage the clutch. So I just picked up my master cylinder, and im going to change it out this weekend, but i heard that they can be a pain to bleed properly. Does anyone have any tips on how to bench bleed, and any tricks to get the old one out without any headaches?

 

There's only 2 bolts, a tube, and a hardline to remove. What kind of tricks can there be. A sawzall maybe?

 

I was thinking maybe it was a trick question.

 

the quick way to do this is remove the 12mm flare nut line from the slave cylinder dont worry if u bend the line cuz they are flexible and remove the two mounting bolts i think they r 12mm or 10 mm. once that is done swap out the old one for the new and bleed the air from the slave cylinder