Subject	Anyone successfully plug the clutch bleeder line
Posted by	ZXoltan on May 19, 2024 at 9:44 AM
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Message	Looking to plug the line in the junction block rather than bend the tubing to use a coupler. Anyone use the Z1 plug without leakage? I saw a video where the CZP was used and it leaked. Wondering if they are machined differently? Seems it is likely a generic plug anyway. La-Z-Link Also, anyone found a good stainless clutch master cylinder line that is the right length? There are a ton of different ones out there, but feedback suggests most are too long and they tend to hang down. Thanks!
Follow Ups	Anyone successfully plug the clutch bleeder line - ZXoltan 09:44:04 05/19/24 I thought about using a plug... - Ted (92TT) 12:22:05 05/19/24 I plugged mine years ago, no issues. Forget what vendor I - black300zx 18:04:18 05/19/24 Thanks for the responses. - ZXoltan 19:52:27 05/19/24 i plugged mine several years ago as well. no issues. - slayer fan 19:54:11 05/19/24 Thanks. Do you recall where you got the plug from? (n/m) - ZXoltan 20:47:17 05/19/24 Re: Thanks. Do you recall where you got the plug from? - cc 20:57:22 05/19/24 Both Z1 and CZP sell one. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:24:32 05/19/24 probably CZP. i can't remember. (n/m) - slayer fan 22:58:39 05/20/24 Thanks. I contacted CZP and they confirmed - ZXoltan 14:32:41 05/21/24 Z1 part is made of steel. Could not get it to seal. - Barry(TN) 16:14:03 05/21/24 Re: Z1 part is made of steel. Could not get it to seal. - VinZmax 08:57:10 05/23/24 10 X 1 mm SAE double flare female union fitting, for the win - robo (sebring1970) 07:38:02 05/25/24 The upper bleeder isn't just a bleeder, it's fluid cooler & - Bernie (NoVA) 22:40:11 06/07/24
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