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doug s. (Guest)

is the bleeder nipple at the top? if it's not, there will be a pocket of air in the slave, that bleeding won't remove...

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Originally posted by ORNG UFO:
I just had my Clutch Master Cylender serviced, and put it back in the car, then tryed to bleed the system, and there is absolutely no pressure. I blead at the slave by using a pump to start bringing fluid through the system. Once a good amount of fluid went through the systme, then I tried to bleed at the slave cylinder with the wife at the pedal, but after about 20 minutes of pumping there is still no pressure build up at the pedal...only a trickle of fluid at the slave. I can't understand what is wrong, should I have done something to the master before putting it in the car or something???? Both my legs are tired!!

9/24/0111:54 AM

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