Subject	takes a little while.
Posted by	KasbeKZ(VA) on March 24, 2010 at 5:43 PM
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In Reply To	bleeding the clutch posted by TJSB on March 24, 2010 at 05:24 PM
Message	fill the reservoir up, crack both points and let it gravity drain. make sure the reservoir never goes empty. let about one reservoir through like this, close them up, then bleed from the top about 2 or 3 reservoir's worth. if this isn't working, there could be 1 of two bad hydraulic cylinders, or a bad soft line.
Follow Ups	bleeding the clutch - TJSB 17:24:26 03/24/10 takes a little while. - KasbeKZ(VA) 17:43:48 03/24/10 Re: takes a little while. - TJSB 17:57:58 03/24/10 Why are you bleeding the clutch? Maintanence, new clutch,etc - Black95 09:03:08 03/25/10
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