When i got my new cluth I had absolutly no pressure. After about 2 days of driving it stiffened itself back up. Been great for 4 weeks now.
no clutch pressure
so i just did my clutch over. got it all in new slave cylinder and all. bleed the clutch real quick then hit the pedal and no pressure at all. so bleed it more and more still barely anything. what could this be????
thanks mike
thanks mike
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You bleed it right? You made sure no air was in the system what so ever? Is your master cylinder ok?
You need a pressure bleeder to do the job adequately, IMO. Either that or an entire afternoon.
Bleed it at leas 10 times, and then a couple more for good measure. It took at least that before mine started to feel normal, or use a pressure bleeder if you have access to one like teamDFL said.
is a pressure bleeder the type that you hook to an air compressor if so i cant borrow one from work
some pressure bleeders have a pump.
You should be ok if you just pump the pedal up a few times and hold, THEN crack the bleeder.
You should be ok if you just pump the pedal up a few times and hold, THEN crack the bleeder.
Thats how i did mine a couple months ago and eveything went really smooth.some pressure bleeders have a pump.
You should be ok if you just pump the pedal up a few times and hold, THEN crack the bleeder.
FocusSport has a "power bleeder" kit you can buy. I don't remember the price, but it is on their website.
Really great tool, especially if you own more than 1 vehicle lol...
Really great tool, especially if you own more than 1 vehicle lol...
ok so i bleed the clutch many times got all the bubbles out. if i push the clutch to floor it does not go into gear but if i put it slightly off the floor goes in perfect. what would cause this? can it just be adjusted?
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