Need help accessing slave cylinder bleeder valve
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That steel braided line is not from the factory and it looks new. The best tip I can offer is not to worry about it. All my manual transmissions only got new clutch fluid when the clutch was replaced. Unless the bottom of the reservoir looked like the last sip of a cup of hot chocolate. If you're really worried about it, remove some with a turkey baster and top it off with new a couple times. Since your line is flexible can you remove the slave, gravity bleed it and reinstall?
Last edited by Rusty Nuts; 08-02-2017 at 12:38 AM.
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The previous owner had the clutch replaced in 2011. Clutch fluid doesn't look too bad. It's black. But liquidy and not thick. I ended up sucking some out with a turkey baster and topping it off with new fluid
To remove the slave won't I have to dismount the transmission ?
To remove the slave won't I have to dismount the transmission ?
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