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Old 04-23-2014, 04:47 PM   #1
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Same experience with me, my son held the clutch to the floor, but as soon as I started the bleed it stayed down by itself, and I had to pull it up by hand after it was over. Totally normal.

Pedro has a good tutorial on it as well on his site and it documents that same issue:

Bleed the Brakes & Clutch

Steve

PS good for you, that clutch slave cylinder bleed screw is a !@#$%^ to get to, at least it was for me
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