

| Subject: | Re: Bleeding the clutch. |
| From: | Tom Forhan |
| Date: | Sun, 9 Mar 2003 07:41:16 -0800 |
I'm pretty convinced the Mighty vac type rig is useless. The last time I swapped out transmissions last summer, I used a much more effective bleeding system, though overall more expensive - my wife. I have no idea about your springs question, John. We used the pump three times and hold system, and I started at the slave and then to the master. I had all kinds of problems even then, and then Dennis suggested that a new slave (master) will likely be followe shortly by replacement of a new master (slave), and he was right. Maybe its because you get better pressure out of the new unit, and it blows the seals in the old one. Anyway, once I replaced both master and slave, bleeding was very straightforward, with an assistant. Hope this helps. Tom F. 90 Syncro Westie 83.5 9 pax sunroof GL (thinking about selling) 91 Audi 200q20v Avant FS 02 Mini Cooper S __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more http://taxes.yahoo.com/
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