well i still cant figure out how the spring goes on the clutch pedel the way i have it now just pushes it to the floor and holds it there and another issue is i bleed the clutch system but it doesent have enough pressure to push the lever for the throwout bearing it doesnt even have enought pressure to push my hand away when i take the slave cylinder and hold the piston down with my hand ive looked for leakes but couldnt find any what should i do
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are you trying to bleed the clutch system by yourself, because that is the wrong thing to do...
you need to get a friend to pump the pedal, yes he will have to pull it away from the floor when it gets stuck for the first few times. have him hold all the way down, while you open the breather on the slave cylinder letting some air out then almost immediately closing it. you will be doing this for about 30 mins or so depending on how well you do it. just keep this up and soon the cylinder will start compressing and you be getting less air and more fluid coming out of the bleeder. and that should about do it.
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i bleed the system with a friend and i bleed it long enough to were i had to refill about 3 times so im pretty sure there is no air in the systemComment
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Are you sure the master/slave cylinders aren't in need of replacing?
BTW, do yourself a favor and get a hand-vacuum pump from the auto parts store. Makes bleeding everything a one-man job. Well worth the $30-$40.Comment
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just replaced the slave cylinder could be the master cylider but its not leaking or anything and if i do have to replace it that just means its more junk that i got from soysauceComment
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