When bleeding the clutch on a obd1 gsr do i just have some hold down the clutch and unscrew the big bolt to the bottom left of where the engine stamping is? or is it a different bolt? and when i unscrew it do i just wait for the fluid to empty out? sorry im a noob and i did a search and i had trouble finding this exact information..
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You pull the small rubber cap off of the bleeder screw that is attached to the tranny near the radiator. Then run a hose from the bleeder valve into a cup with some brake fluid in it. Make sure the hose is submerged in the brake fluid at all times.

Have a friend push the clutch in, then open the screw and let out some fluid. Tighten the screw, have your friend let the clutch out. Top off the cluch master cylinder resivour. Then repeat until you see no more air bubbles and clean fluid come out.

 

ok i don't see any rubber cap unless you mean the boot that covers the slave fork. There are 2 bolts that i can see one facing to the left with a cable sticking out of it and another sticking somewhat out facing the right towards the header heat shield. I'm assuming you mean unscrew the one facing right? And what size hose should i use? Thanks again

 

so you have to unscrew it with the hose surrounding it?

 

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On the slave, there should be a little boot over a nipple... sometimes they will fall off though... look for a little peice sticking out of your slave with a hole in the middle that you can unscrew. There should be NOTHING connected to the nipple so dont mistake this for the line..

Its easier to buy a brake bleeder from a parts store, loosen the nipple and suck the fluid out like that..

 

The nipple is number 1 on the picture. Look at your exhaust manifold and to the left.