[DML] Re: clutch

["TalksToGod" <5n-@xxxxxxx>]

For me theres nothing to it- I work from below and use a very small
ratchet wrench to unbolt the 2 bolts on either side of the slave
cylinder. Before that, I unhook the lines. Then out it comes. It's
kind of a pain because of the lack or room, but if you have a small
ratchet, it is easy since the ratchet doesn't hit everything while
trying to unfasten the bolts. From above I just revised my cooling
hoses to allow easier bleeding without having everything obstructing
the bleeder and cylinder. With the lines revised and out of the way it
looks easy to remove from above but I have not done it. For the
bleeding, I use a box wrench and have someone step on the pedal. If no
one is available I pump the clutch, and hold the pedal down with the
long handle to my jack proped against the bottom of the seat-then open
the bleed screw. Make
sure you use the right size box wrench or it is possible to strip the
bleeder. Dan Benedek VIN#5003




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