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Re: Clutch/Rivergate

To: Paul Asgeirsson <pasgeirsson@worldnet.att.net>, mg <spridgets@autox.team.net>, jim coppage <apexshot@charter.net>
Subject: Re: Clutch/Rivergate
Date: Tue, 04 May 2004 09:09:58 -0800
References: <00b501c43187$10caf920$f675fea9@p0k7l8> <40972079.EE1113B5@earthlink.net> <00f601c43192$6b590980$f675fea9@p0k7l8> <4097415F.52A70D2@earthlink.net> <015c01c431a2$297ae780$f675fea9@p0k7l8> <4097537B.43545D37@earthlink.net> <001901c431dc$dbc36b80$f675fea9@p0k7l8> x-mac-creator="4D4F5353"
I got hold of Bill Perry. He had surgery mid April and now
his wife may need some, so he's distracted.

Suggests the biggest prob generally has been a wee air
bubble in the slave hose, so I will take it OFF the transmission
and elevate the slave ABOVE the master for a better bleed.

No question these slaves are difficult to completely purge.
If it is the highest point, I can just open the bleeder and
allow the air to escape - whoopee!

I have a new Mini slave and, tho the bleeder is on the
wrong side for normal bleeding, this technique allows
me to use a new unit.

Another prob could be the black fabric aeroquip line
that hangs 3 inches from the LCB. I can clip it outa
the way and maybe try to shield it. The prob is always
worse after I drive it awhile, so heat buildup's a factor.

David McC






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