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A clutch bleeding technique 120-130

posted by  TONY H on  Thu May 15 07:24 CST 2008
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When I read your Subject, I thought you were going to ask for a method. I have done this reverse bleed technique on my manual Trani Chevy Pickup. I went through way too much fluid and got nowhere one evening until I too scratched my head and came up with the ass-backwards approach. I guess you can get a much larger push when the Slave is disconnected from the Trani. I have also used this method when having a hard time bleeding brakes on my Jeep.

Not enough pump of the pedal travel to get the air up,around and down these SS brake lines I installed.
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