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Another thread where Lola calls someone Pickle Pirate
Changed out the clutch lastnight/this morning and figured what a perfect time to replace that rubber clutch line with a SS one. After everything was put back together we went to bleed the clutch line out and now I cant get any fluid flow anyhere! Is it possible the clutch master somehow went bad? It didnt run empty so I know there isnt any air in it. Any ideas anyone?
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ya you really gotta pump that thing a bunch of times to get it to catch. Another trick that has worked for me is to:
1. get a pvc tube of a similar diameter as the master (you will know how long it needs to be) and use your hand as a temporary coupler between the two.
2. Blow hard and if you got a friend, have him pump the clutch at the same time.
vac works too, also make sure you twist the nipple a bit so the juice can leak out.
1. get a pvc tube of a similar diameter as the master (you will know how long it needs to be) and use your hand as a temporary coupler between the two.
2. Blow hard and if you got a friend, have him pump the clutch at the same time.
vac works too, also make sure you twist the nipple a bit so the juice can leak out.
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YOOOOOO GUYYYYYSSS.lol I could'nt find my post, nice title you gave it. I was goin crazy thinkin was i dreaming that I posted or was I just delerious from being up until 6am.lol Thanx for the advice, im waitin for my friend to come so he can blow...lol
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Well I went any got one of those vacuum things and that didnt help. So I decided to remove the clutch master and low and behold the piston inside was completely seized. Rebiult it for $25.00 and problem solved.
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