bleed the clutch?

[jdm_4dr_accrd]

can anyone tell me how to bleed ur clutch? i need to do it but i dont no how ?

[Shay91Racer]

its a bleeder screw on your slave cylinder right down in front of your radiator fans

[jdm_4dr_accrd]

its a bleeder screw on your slave cylinder right down in front of your radiator fans

wat does this slave cylinder look like?

[brand0n327]

thats what mine is i have the 92 lx model...simple to do...but kind of a tight spot

[deevergote]

The bleeder valve on the right in the pic will be in the front.

You need to fill the reservoir, attach a hose to the bleeder valve, pump the pedal, open the valve to let the fluid and air out, close the valve, pump, open, close, pump, open, close, etc... Continue until you have pressure. Be sure to keep the fluid level in the reservoir up, or you'll be sucking more air into the lines.

[jdm_4dr_accrd]

The bleeder valve on the right in the pic will be in the front.

You need to fill the reservoir, attach a hose to the bleeder valve, pump the pedal, open the valve to let the fluid and air out, close the valve, pump, open, close, pump, open, close, etc... Continue until you have pressure. Be sure to keep the fluid level in the reservoir up, or you'll be sucking more air into the lines.

scratch that now i was told i need a new slave cylinder? because when i push the clutch in it stays stuck the ground even after i lift my foot ??

[deevergote]

That's what happens when the system loses pressure. If you didn't do anything to cause that to happen, then yes... you probably should replace both the master cylinder AND the slave cylinder. Then bleed the system.

[jdm_4dr_accrd]

That's what happens when the system loses pressure. If you didn't do anything to cause that to happen, then yes... you probably should replace both the master cylinder AND the slave cylinder. Then bleed the system.

wata bout if i jus bleed the clutch? could that work an if not how much would it cost me to change that slave cylinder?

[brand0n327]

24 bucks or so...and some dot 3 fluid....easy to do

[jdm_4dr_accrd]

24 bucks or so...and some dot 3 fluid....easy to do

i got the dot 3 break fluid. but is changin the slave cylinder easy? also my clutch cylinder leaks on the inside of the car how do i fix that clutch problem?

[brand0n327]

i got the dot 3 break fluid. but is changin the slave cylinder easy? also my clutch cylinder leaks on the inside of the car how do i fix that clutch problem?

well changin the slave cylinder is easy...bleeding it can be a real hard one some times....have another person there to help you bleed it....and if ur hydraulic cylinder is leaking then im pretty sure the only thing u can do is get another one....mine has been leaking for about 8 months now and is still good...

[deevergote]

The leak inside is the master cylinder. That's your problem. To be safe, replace BOTH cylinders (as I said in my last post). They aren't very expensive. Changing them isn't all that hard. The bleeding is the most time consuming and frustrating part. My car is currently down for that very reason.

[brand0n327]

The leak inside is the master cylinder. That's your problem. To be safe, replace BOTH cylinders (as I said in my last post). They aren't very expensive. Changing them isn't all that hard. The bleeding is the most time consuming and frustrating part. My car is currently down for that very reason.

but culdnt he get by with just replacing the slave cylinder for now? and worry about the master cylinder another time? cuz thats all i did and im still running pretty good...

[jdm_4dr_accrd]

but culdnt he get by with just replacing the slave cylinder for now? and worry about the master cylinder another time? cuz thats all i did and im still running pretty good...

yea thats wat i wana no cuz i dont have money right now outa work. is there any videos that show how replace the slave cylinder on an accord?

[Shay91Racer]

look to replace the slave is this easy...

Unscrew the feed line using a 10mm wrench

Get a ratchet and a 12mm socket and unbolt the 2 screws right below the unit.

Installation is reverse of removal