Subject	Start with proper master cyl rod adjustment
Posted by	Joe@ZSpeedperformance on September 01, 2012 at 8:55 PM
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In Reply To	Clutch bleeding problem posted by tt_703 on September 01, 2012 at 12:21 AM
Message	If it is too tight or too loose it will never bleed correctly. Make sure you have a little free play in the clevis with the pedal up, When you push the pedal there should be a small amount of pedal movement before the rod/clevis to the master starts to move.
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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