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Bleeding Clutch ?

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Old 07-17-2011, 10:40 AM
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What is the secret to successfully bleeding the C4 hydraulic clutch? The hydraulic slave cylinder is stuffed up under the driver's side exhaust pipe with a heat shield covering it. What's more, the bleeder nipple is facing up which makes it very difficult to get a wrench on or to attach a bleeder tube.

What's the easiest way to bleed the system properly ?
Old 07-17-2011, 06:46 PM
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Its hard to reach, but i reached mine from above. Its more by feel than sight. I did mine
a couple of weeks ago. Good luck with it.
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I had to jack up the drivers side of my 85,remove the slave cylinder and bleed it by hand with the bleeder valve at a about a 45 to 60* angle.I tried bleeding it many times with no real improvement until I did this,hope it helps. oh yes jack stands are a must when working under your car,there is a thread here somewhere that shows proper placement.

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