Hydraulic clutch help
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Car: 1986 Firebird
Engine: 5.0L V8
Transmission: T-5
Axle/Gears: 2.73
Hydraulic clutch help
How do you bleed a hydraulic clutch in an 87 firebird? I read somewhere that hydraulic clutches are a pain in the ***... lol
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Re: Hydraulic clutch help
do you have a picture just to help me out? I'm a big guy, its hard for me to get my hands into tight places. doing oil changes on ford trucks was a nightmare for me when I worked at an oil change place :/
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Re: Hydraulic clutch help
Hmm...
A simple 'Google image' search shows some of the slaves available 'so you can see what they look like and the bleeder screw'.
https://www.google.com/search?q=1985...w=1044&bih=708
Some have bleeders and some don't like my T56 slave has no bleeder. To see how to bleed a simple 'Youtube' search finds thousands of video's showing how to bleed different slaves. My T56 slave has no bleeder screw so i found this video...
The internet is a tool like any other in your toolbox!!!
A simple 'Google image' search shows some of the slaves available 'so you can see what they look like and the bleeder screw'.
https://www.google.com/search?q=1985...w=1044&bih=708
Some have bleeders and some don't like my T56 slave has no bleeder. To see how to bleed a simple 'Youtube' search finds thousands of video's showing how to bleed different slaves. My T56 slave has no bleeder screw so i found this video...
The internet is a tool like any other in your toolbox!!!
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Re: Hydraulic clutch help
all the part images for the cylinders dont show a bleeder :/
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