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Date: Mon, 06 May 1996 16:14:13 -0400
From: "David E. Brown" <spmsales@rust.net>
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Subject: Re: Bleeding the clutch line...
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Oh, so you want to bleed the clutch on a midget do you? There are
certain ritual sacrifices that must be made at the altars of
Lockheed and Castrol! I have the collected wisdom of this list on
this very subject and will forward it to you this evening. In my
case, after trying everything, I had to replace my freshly rebuilt
master with a brand new one, which solved everything after a few
standard bleeds.
One point of immediate advice- if it is driveable (but you have to
pump the clutch pedal) it will self bleed the rest of the way. Mine
did.
Yours,
Dave 77 1500 Midget...almost a daily driver
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