im so @#%$ing pissed right now.

[shortbusrebel07]

ok folks im totally lost right now. a friend and myself are putting the finishing touches on a H22 swap into a 92 prelude. all we have left to do is bleed the clutch. pretty simple procedure right ? well thats what i thought this piece of dogshit wont bleed ! it wont build pressure. the tranny has a new slave cylinder, a new clutch master cylinder and even the hardline from the master cylinder down to the black box on the passenger side fenderwell. this is my first time dealing with a hydro tranny so maybe im missing something. im all out of ideas so maybe someone else could shed some light on my situation.

 

[driver1]

was the master cylinder bled before it was installed?

 

[UDT]

Originally posted by driver1@Nov 16 2004, 04:18 PM
was the master cylinder bled before it was installed?

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I have read about bench bleeding for brake booster/master cylinder. Would that be whats needed here? Is it the same deal being that its a hydrolic clutch?

 

[YangpaNemsay]

You gotta pump the clutch for like 20 minutes, playa

Holy Knights of Columbus Batman! That's a lot of leg work.

 

[shortbusrebel07]

Originally posted by driver1@Nov 16 2004, 06:18 PM
was the master cylinder bled before it was installed?

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yea we bench bled the master cylinder before we put it in