Bleeding a Clutch on Cable trans
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Bleeding a Clutch on Cable trans
Hey guys, my clutch pedals's spongy as a ****
. I thought it was the clutch but it turns out that the clutch need to be bleed. I currently have a jdm b16a with cable trans. Can you guys help me with a guide on how to bleed the clutch on a cable trans?
. I thought it was the clutch but it turns out that the clutch need to be bleed. I currently have a jdm b16a with cable trans. Can you guys help me with a guide on how to bleed the clutch on a cable trans?
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Re: Bleeding a Clutch on Cable trans
maybe if the cable frays and it pokes you, then you bleed.
General walk through of each system;
hydraulic system:
clutch pedal --> clutch master cylinder --> fluid --> slave cylinder --> clutch fork
cable system:
clutch pedal --> cable --> clutch fork
"bleeding" the system refers to removing the air from the hydraulic fluid used between the master and slave cylinders. In a cable clutch setup that link is done by a cable rather than hydraulic fluid.
General walk through of each system;
hydraulic system:
clutch pedal --> clutch master cylinder --> fluid --> slave cylinder --> clutch fork
cable system:
clutch pedal --> cable --> clutch fork
"bleeding" the system refers to removing the air from the hydraulic fluid used between the master and slave cylinders. In a cable clutch setup that link is done by a cable rather than hydraulic fluid.
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