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What's the trick to bleed master and slave cyl. on a Fiero? Car came in with leaks but could put in gear with no problems. After 3 master cyls and 2 days of bleeding, still no clutch. Tried gravity bleeding, pumping the air out, car with front end lifted way up still nothing.
THanks
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Did you just change the actual slave or the resivoir?
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Problem solved. Used power bleeder.
Thanks All!
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Both!
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Did you bleed it before you put it in the car and install a new clutch?
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What's the trick to bleed master and slave cyl. on a Fiero? Car came in with leaks but could put in gear with no problems. After 3 master cyls and 2 days of bleeding, still no clutch. Tried gravity bleeding, pumping the air out, car with front end lifted way up still nothing.
THanks
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"For some reason a glaze passes over people's faces when you say "Canada". Maybe we should invade South Dakota or something."
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