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Yes...it will run down the piping ofcourse. The idea is to keep pumping, until all old fluid is pumped thru , and ann airbubbles are gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by MIRZ
Once you see the fluid is clear / new in the pipe , retighten up the bleed bolt and that shoudl be fine :)
what he sed ^^^
u have to 'flush' the old shit ouy buy puttin new stuff in the top and pumping it out.
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how do u pump??
clutch pedal la :rolleyes: :p ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by z3lda
thanks guys, now i know what i m gonna do on coming sat morning :)
another question, this Bleeder is same thing like Siphon pump, or its different ???
man the bleeder tool is that, a bleeder tool. its basically a tube with a valve in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MIRZ
u can use some pipin if u wish cept it wont be as good LOL
egSi, just asking because i have one small siphon pump in garage atm :)
thought may be that will do the same job, but if it wont, then will better go and buy bleeder from bigw. saw last night in bigw for $12.
yeah man just get the bleeder tool, can be used for brake fluid as well, it takes the worry bout gettin air in the hydraulic system away, makin it a lil less stressful and more enjoyable.
higly recommend replacing all fluids in your care regulary :thumbsup:
just done now, took me 10 mins to do it. Here is mine, it looks real filthy :)
Note: to pump it quickly, when pumping let clutch padle come back fully, basicaly its flushed out at that time when clutch padel comes back.
http://img240.echo.cx/img240/6493/cl...5medium7li.jpg
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now thats damn cool mirz, any different in clutch feel for you??
Trav, clutch is too soft now, i think it needs little bit adjustment to make it but tight. where would i find its adjustment? thanx.