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oMInOUs97RSJun-27-04 03:30 PM
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#3068, "SS Clutch line"


          

I just installed my clutch line after flushing the old crappy factory one... one word, GROSS! Anyway, the new one is on, line has been bled, and now there is a nice tight feel in the pedal, but only near the friction point which is almost at the floor. A little over half the pedal travel is soft with little resistance, but then it's nice at the friction point. Before the install, the friction point was almost at the end of the pedal, almost all the way out. Is it possible that there is still some air in the line? Or is this how the SS clutch line is supposed to be?

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420AYEJun-28-04 06:21 AM
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#3076, "RE: SS Clutch line"
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u gotta bleed all 4 when u do that. i think someone said, bleed the rear right, rear left, front right front left. or something like that. and do a good job too. takes a while.

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oMInOUs97RSJun-29-04 06:04 AM
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#3085, "RE: SS Clutch line"
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That would be good advice if I was having problem with my brakes! emoji
The only thing I can think of is I need to re-bleed my clutch line... any ideas?

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420AYEJun-30-04 06:58 AM
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#3093, "RE: SS Clutch line"
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oh oops. you should be able to adjust to a certain extent. are you sure you bled them completely? when ur doing it, you can't run out of fluid at all while your bleeding.

Having Problems? Heres my Three step solution to anything 2gnt related.
Step 1: Put down everything in your hands.
Step 2: Grab a lucky strike, Smoke it.
Step 3: Walk to the fridge, double fist some keystone ice, sit down in the shade, drink one beer, finish cigarette, drink other beer, roll a joint, smoke it, walk back to your problem, and in about 5 minutes the solution will come to you.
If not. Go here: here

If still nothing, your trying to hard. Start over at step 1.

  

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