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Your Ride: 92' 525i
Bleeding the clutch
K so I'm about 80% done on changing my clutch, now its time to bleed it. I know your supposed to have a pressure bleeder hooked up to the reservior but I dont have one. So my question is can I still bleed the clutch if I dont have one, or is it impossible to do it without a pressure bleeder?
hmm, not exactly sure, i did it with a pressure bleeder, but i really dont see why you have to bleed it, unless you unhooked the master cylinder, it wont be any different, thats kinda like sayin when u replace the brakes u gotta bleed them
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Originally Posted by c1apton
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Originally Posted by xsperf
hmm, not exactly sure, i did it with a pressure bleeder, but i really dont see why you have to bleed it, unless you unhooked the master cylinder, it wont be any different, thats kinda like sayin when u replace the brakes u gotta bleed them
Yeah I unhooked it when I took the tranny out. I would go buy a pressure bleeder but im stuck at my house with no ride and want to get the project finished!
01-15-2007, 01:39 PM
I keep forgetting that - I have a great memory but it doesn't last long
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