justin0469
20+ Year Contributor
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- Apr 4, 2003
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san diego,
California
I am just trying to understand how the bleeding process works. Everything I have read says to keep a vacuum line hooked up to the bleeder valve in a little bottle of brake fluid. When the adjusting bolt is unscrewed and the pedal pressed down, the bad old fluid comes out. It comes out that vacuum line into the new good fluid? When you screw the adjusting bolt back in and bring the clutch pedal back out doesnt it suck up the newly contaminated fluid? Just so I understand it right here is how I understand the process:
1. hook up a vacuum hose to the bleeder nipple and put it in a little bottle of brake fluid
2. loosen adjusting bolt and press in clutch
3. tighten adjusting bolt and bring clutch pedal back out
4. repeat steps 2 and 3 until all old fluid is out.
1. hook up a vacuum hose to the bleeder nipple and put it in a little bottle of brake fluid
2. loosen adjusting bolt and press in clutch
3. tighten adjusting bolt and bring clutch pedal back out
4. repeat steps 2 and 3 until all old fluid is out.