Having Problems Bleeding New Master Cylinder... Please Help!!
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Having Problems Bleeding New Master Cylinder... Please Help!!
I'm gettin ready to set fire to this car. I bought my new clutch master cylinder for my ricer cause I can't afford the $4.00 diesel anymore. I can't get it to bleed down at the slave cylinder. Its kinda funny, the line runs over above the top of the resevoir right behind it so IDK if it will gravity bleed because of that. Doin the old pedal trick and closin and openin the valve ain't workin. Went and bought a $35 vacuum pump to bleed it with, but its leaking around the rubber where it goes on the bleeder valve. Is this thing just bein incredibly stubborn or am I doin something wrong or is the new master cylinder no good. Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated. Thanks
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jasonfriedlin (04-07-2008)
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Well, I think I finally got it. The hose in the bottle kinda worked but what I ended up doin was puttin the hose in the bottle and hooked it to the bleeder screw. Then I took my new $35 vacuum pump and hooked it to the top of the line and pulled fluid all the way through the hose. Hooked everything back up and it finally started bleeding by the normal method of pumpin the pedal. The reason it wouldn't gravity bleed is because the highest part of the line is higher than the top of the resevoir on the master cylinder so it didn't have the head pressure to flow on down. Thanks for the help
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Oh yeah, and I am now boycotting the $4.00/gallon diesel fuel. Take that big oil!!!!
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Oh yeah, and I am now boycotting the $4.00/gallon diesel fuel. Take that big oil!!!!
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