Subject	Is there enough line pressure for a Speedbleeder valve
Posted by	Gordo 93TT NYC on July 08, 2003 at 6:55 AM
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In Reply To	not that I'm aware of. posted by Dallas DamonZ on July 08, 2003 at 12:17 AM
Message	set up on either the slave cylinder or fenderwell? I don't know what specifications are involved, but the check valve requires a given pressure in order to function properly. I suspect the line pressures in the clutch system are much lower than in a typical brake system. Has anyone used Speedbleeders for the clutch??
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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