Subject	Clutch bleeding problem
Posted by	tt_703 on September 01, 2012 at 12:21 AM
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Message	just a few more things to do before getting my Z out for the first run. So I have followed the tech page on clutch bleeding. I have new OEM slave cyclinder, aftermarket clutch and flywheel. It took me a long time to bleed out all the air in the line and start getting some pressure. At first the slave cylinder didn't move at all then it started to move more and more so I though that I was done. The problem is if I come back the next day trying to step on the clutch, I don't feel the pressure anymore and the slave cylinder is not moving either, so what is the problem? Thanks
Follow Ups	Clutch bleeding problem - tt_703 00:21:44 09/01/12 did you bleed the 2nd bleeder behind rf headlight? - Drk93TT 07:30:31 09/01/12 I did all that a good amount of time (n/m) - tt_703 07:57:58 09/01/12 The best way I've found to be sure all the air is out - jzack 08:25:09 09/01/12 How do I know if the MC is bad ? (n/m) - tt_703 09:22:06 09/01/12 Often leaking or won't build pressure w/out the pedal - jzack 15:16:58 09/01/12 Start with proper master cyl rod adjustment - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 20:55:21 09/01/12 2nd the rod adjust and be sure slave hose is not leaking (n/m) - craigz96tt 08:00:21 09/02/12 Re: Clutch bleeding problem - craigz96tt 08:06:15 09/02/12
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