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Old 02-09-2008, 04:07 PM
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Question help!! 1991 accord Bleeding the clutch

I ahve a 1991 Accord, where I have changed out the master cylinder for the clutch. But when I go to bleed the brakes the the clutch shoots to the floor. I continue to pump the clutch by hand and bleed it. But I get no resistance on the clutch. What am I doing wrong. Is the slave bad, would this cause no resistance from the clutch? help thanks
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Old 02-09-2008, 05:06 PM
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Re: help!! 1991 accord Bleeding the clutch

fill the reseviour of the slave cylinder and put on the cap.
Have someone press the (clutch ) peddel to the floor and hold it there. Open the clutches bleader screw and close it right away.
Now repeet this procedure.
when releasing the clutch peddel between bleeding intervals, wait for at least a count of 3 before pressing on the peddel again. this gives the slave cylinder a chance to refill with fluid.
what you dont want is the bleader screw open and someone letting off the clutch peddel.
and you dont want to keep that screw open to long when it is pressed.
open and close. if left open after line pressure is not there it could cause air to get back into the system.
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Old 02-10-2008, 02:00 PM
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Re: help!! 1991 accord Bleeding the clutch

slave can be bad
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