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Old 04-01-2006, 03:43 AM   #5
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Sounds great...however I will be using a buddy to flush my brakes and clutch. I was wondering if the clutch is flushed in the same manner as the brakes though. Do I depress the clutch then open the bleeder, and then close the bleeder and let go of the clutch and then do I have to pump the clutch again to build up pressure or something. Or is it simply push the clutch to the floor, open the bleeder and it will continue to run until I close the bleeder. I apologize in advance for the questions however im a little bit nervous about introducing air where it shouldnt be or ending up with a spongey clutch or something.

Also, where should I be looking for the clutch bleeder nipple and do I need to be all the way under the car to access it??

Jeff.
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