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Stock Clutch

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nmg72

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Nov 26, 2012
Mobile, Alabama
The clutch went out on my 97 Spyder GST. It would drop to the floor and not return. Lucky for me, it happened right next to a Firestone and a good Samaritan helped me push it to the parking lot.

They got the clutch working enough for me to get it back to the house so I can change the Master and Slave cylinder out myself. I read the steps to change both out, however, I do not have an additional set of hands. Is it possible to bleed the line by myself?
 
Submerge a line off the bleeder nipple from the slave in a can or jar with CLEAN brake flud and bleed the line. Doing this will not allow the line to suck air back in to the system, allowing you to do it by yourself. Good luck!
 
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