Subject	Looks good... suggestion >>
Posted by	Greg (Dallas) on July 07, 2003 at 9:51 PM
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In Reply To	The Ultimate Guide to Bleeding your Clutch (long) posted by Gordo 93TT NYC on July 07, 2003 at 04:20 PM
Message	(I stole this idea from DamonZ): Get a long piece of clear hose (10-20 feet) and you can snake it from any of the clutch bleeder points back to the master cylinder reservoir. Once you bleed enough fluid and refill the reservoir, it's all circulating back into the system so you don't have to worry about it draining and getting new air into the system.
Follow Ups	The Ultimate Guide to Bleeding your Clutch (long) - Gordo 93TT NYC 16:20:29 07/07/03 if somebody reads all that and discovers it all correct, - Guapo 16:32:25 07/07/03 i have pictures...email me...we can do a tech article (n/m) - genic 16:34:15 07/07/03 OK...but first let's make certain the tech material is OK. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT NYC 16:43:44 07/07/03 Looks good... suggestion >> - Greg (Dallas) 21:51:32 07/07/03 he stole it from me - TRUOMEGA 00:11:40 07/08/03 not that I'm aware of. - Dallas DamonZ 00:17:40 07/08/03 Is there enough line pressure for a Speedbleeder valve - Gordo 93TT NYC 06:55:39 07/08/03 The one I have is like 5PSI. - Dallas DamonZ 01:19:44 07/13/03 I'll tackle this later... I see some comments to be added. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 00:23:42 07/08/03 Reverse pressure bleeding might be best of any procedure. - Buzz 05:45:16 07/08/03
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