bleeding the clutch
02-26-2004, 09:12 AM
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bleeding the clutch
When my release bearing seized, I was stuck in a VERY unsafe position on the road. I couldn't get the pedal down far enough to trip the clutch safety switch to start the engine in 1st gear to move the truck out of the way, so I pulled the line coming out of the master cylinder. Is there any way to bleed the clutch master/slave cylinder? The dealer says no .... I just wanted to double check.Thanx
02-26-2004, 02:24 PM
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There is no provision for bleeeding the master/slave cylinders on our trucks. When I had trouble with mine I bought a slave cylinder from NAPA but didn't have any luck making it work. I finally bought a new one from the dealer - $320.00 for the complete unit pre filled and ready to install. Good luck!
Bob
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