chabinator

While I was bleeding the clutch slave cylinder, the fluid stopped coming out from the plastic hose...like if something was stuck......fluid reservoir was filled....and now there is no pressure on the clutch and it stick to the floor

any ideas
????????

Easy_E1

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Lift up on the clutch pedal. And what is the procedure you are using to bleed the clutch slave cylinder?
Try loosening the bleed valve on the slave cylinder a little more.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj1dMdYgRK4

chabinator

i fixed a plastic hose on the bleeder valve..then I loosen the bleed valve on the slave cylinder, then my brother was pumping like 20 times on the clutch (forward, back,forward, back,...)..then it happens no more fluid was coming out of the hose..???? it is suposed to be a continous flow, isnt't it? (the reservoir was filled)

any ideas

Easy_E1

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You have no idea what your doing. Do you.


Pump pedal 5 times.
Hold pedal on floor on last down stroke.
Loosen bleeder until fluid pressure slows
Tighten bleeder.

Lift pedal.
Pump pedal 5 times.
Hold pedal on floor on last down stroke.
Loosen bleeder until fluid pressure slows.
Tighten bleeder.

Lift pedal.
Pump pedal 5 times.
Hold pedal on floor on last down stroke.
Loosen bleeder until fluid pressure slows.
Tighten bleeder.
Lift pedal.

That is how you bleed a clutch slave cyl.

Razz1

Now his brakes are fuxed too.

Get hold of an old dog and have him teach you.

Where's your Dad?

DocBeech

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his dad ran away from that mess after he realized that he just effed up the entire hydrolic system lol.

chabinator

he guys..here one thing you can laugh at too..tried to bleed correctly the clutch...and...I just broke the bleed screw...... **** my life

DocBeech

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how the hell did you do that?

Jon316G

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Is it loose and exposed enough where you can unscrew whats left in the slave cylinder?
If not, you'll need to remove the slave cylinder and try to unscrew it using various size allens or screwdrivers.
Then just buy a new bleed valve.

He was never taught "Righty Tighty Lefty Loosey"

DocBeech

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they make taps that are for removing broken bolts and valves like this. Its basically a reverse screwdriver.