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Originally Posted by najaf4life
well last time I check the Master was on the tranny  but anyways... when ever you have a truck to bleed the clutch in let me know and I will find one myself and see which one is faster... just undo it from the tranny and pump from there.... while sitting or laying under your truck if you have air in the clutch you can hear the bubbles going up... pump it a could of times and then go put more fuild in the reservaior.... do it till you don't hear any more bubbles... that will not take you no more than 5 mins.... so how long does it take to do it your way??? |
Yeah you are right, I replaced the slave and master at the same time so thats why I had it all out. You can just give it a few good solid strokes at the slave and bleed all the air out. The slave cylinder does have enough volume with a full stroke of it, will displace all of the clutch line.