Subject	I thought about using a plug...
Posted by	Ted (92TT) on May 19, 2024 at 12:22 PM
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In Reply To	Anyone successfully plug the clutch bleeder line posted by ZXoltan on May 19, 2024 at 09:44 AM
Message	but the funky shape of the block seems like a good place for an air bubble to lodge itself under the fitting. Bending the tubing was easy with plenty of room to make gentle bends.
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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