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Does any one know of a good way to bleed the clutch hydraulic system. All of a sudden my troopers clutch pedal got to where you could not push it in. I tried to bleed it off and it did let the pedal go down but about the time I get all the air out of the line it starts to lock up again. I thought maybe my slav cylinder was bad so I changed it out and I am still having the same problem. If you push the cluth pedal slowly it will work if you push it quickly it will lock up at the top. It seems like there is a air pocket in the line. If you try bleeding the slav cylinder like you would a brake cylinder it does not work you just get more air in the line.

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Make sure it is not binding at the hydraulic cylinder. If the piston comes out to far it will bind. Then is is an adjustment at the clutch rod. This happen to me when I upgraded the mount. I would be very surprised there is air in the system. Look else where!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

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