Reply to "Clutch Slave Cylinder Bleeding"

tomkuesterMember

for sure, a hose and bottle is a throwback procedure but it costs nothing and you may already have the tools in the garage and its pretty darn easy.

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Originally posted by LF - TP 2511:
For one man operations, and also for the insane ease of the process, I strongly recommend you buy a Motive pressure bleeder. Make sure you get the proper adapter for the master cylinder.

Two man, open - close, pedal up pedal down works. And the long hose stuck into a bottle of fluid also works.

Both seem rather caveman in their approach once you have used a pressure bleeder.

Larry

10/22/181:45 PM

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