While the dual master cylinder is shared, the two hydraulic systems are
separate, bleed the clutch system and you should be OK. It would be a good idea
to bleed both systems thoroughly to get new fluid in system. Good luck and
welcome back!
Roger Cotting
1960 Sprites (2)
1973 Midget
1980 TR8
1995 Mitsu 3000GT
Cliff Kenwood wrote:
> Hello list members:
>
> I was a member of this list for a few months a couple of years ago, when I
> got my bugeye. Then I started grad school and let the bug sit for a couple
> of years. Now that grad school is behind me, I'm determined to get the
> bugeye up and running. It's good to see that little has changed over the
> past two years. There are some familiar names on the list, and some
> familiar feistiness from the list members.
>
> Consider this the first of many questions, many of them stupid questions.
> In order to get the clutch to work properly, I have to pump it a few times.
> The brakes seem fine, though. Since there's a shared master cylinder, this
> is confusing to me. Any recommendations?
>
> Thanks,
> Cliff
>
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> Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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