Bleeding the hydraulic clutch system in the car
| Bleeding the hydraulic clutch system in the car |
For bleeding the slave cylinder, see Bleeding the slave cylinder
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Unscrew the cap on the brake fluid reservoir.
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Top up with brake fluid if necessary.
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Open the bleeder nipple.
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Connect
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to the bleed nipple.
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Apply compressed air to the bleeder tool and bleed the clutch until fluid appears at the nipple.
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Tighten the bleed nipple and remove the bleeding tool.
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Fit
30 05 451 Adapter, cooling system tester
on the brake fluid reservoir. Use two sealing rings 10-45 43 997 so that the cover is tight.
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Hold the brake bleeder hose against the nipple and bleed the reservoir for about 1 min or as long as air bubbles rise to the surface.
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Check the function of the clutch and top up with brake fluid to the correct level.
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Refit all components.
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