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Old 06-27-2006, 04:50 AM   #5
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You bleed it through the slave cylinder which will be mounted on the tranny that acctually presses the lever forward or whatever it does. There should be a small bleed screw like your calipers on it. Make sure you know how to bleed a clutch when you do it. It's 95% like doing brakes, but you don't press the clutch all the way to the floor. When your ready to bleed it hold the clutch about 3/4 of the way to the floor, have your buddy open the bleed screw, then press it to the floor then have him close it.

The brakes are designed to never bottom out so you don't need to do this, but with the clutch it is designed to bottom out, so if you hold it right to the boards then open the bleed screw it will bleed, but not as fast, so use my method will help you out.
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