properly bleed the clutch

[colonel6632]

hey guys, i just need to know the proper procedure for bleeding my clutch

the container is full. but i still need to bleed it

is it, push clutch to flour, open valve, close valve, bring clutch up, and repeat?

or can i put the bleeder valve in a cup of brake fluid, and just pump like a mad man

[Alerojester]

well if you put it to the flour nothing will happen

[colonel6632]

well if you put it to the flour nothing will happen

i got that far already

[lord2heart]

well, i dont know anything about bleeding the clutch but i vote for pumping like a mad man:lol:

[Monza]

I expect it would be similar to brakes; open valve, push clutch to floor, close valve, bring clutch up, and repeat.

[colonel6632]

lol, i'm doing that. everyime i go to drive the car, i have to pump it like a mad man, get it into gear. and if i go on a long highway drive, pump like a mad man again lol.

[lord2heart]

lol, i'm doing that. everyime i go to drive the car, i have to pump it like a mad man, get it into gear. and if i go on a long highway drive, pump like a mad man again lol.

:lol:

[Cliff8928]

sounds like you may have a master cylinder problem.

[colonel6632]

possibly. but it was working properly, but then i tried to bleed it, and fucked up

[undersc0re]

I had issues with my master cyl, started with extreme cold times only, clutch would barely make it back up after I pressed it and it finally led to failure, they decided at the shop to try and replace the slave and clutch assembly first :-( ....... Gave the car back to me and it worked of course after leaving the warm shop but the next morning when it cooled off -35C same prob happened. They flushed the fluid and changed out the master cylinder this time and then everything worked excellent. They finally traced it to master cylinder failure.