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john · 08-24-2004

I did not bleed the slave cylinder. Do I need to bleed it? I unbolted it from the tranny without un-screwing any of the clutch lines.

I think the TO bearing can only go on one way. I also swapped trannys. I took the old one off and put the new one on right away. Took a minute.

Could it just need to be adjusted (clutch pedal from the floor)? Would the 2600 and new slave rod throw it out of align. I can push the pedal a bit before I feel the pressure.

08-24-2004	#4
john Business as usual Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Isanti, MN Drives: Dodge Viper and Honda Insight Posts: 2,206	I did not bleed the slave cylinder. Do I need to bleed it? I unbolted it from the tranny without un-screwing any of the clutch lines. I think the TO bearing can only go on one way. I also swapped trannys. I took the old one off and put the new one on right away. Took a minute. Could it just need to be adjusted (clutch pedal from the floor)? Would the 2600 and new slave rod throw it out of align. I can push the pedal a bit before I feel the pressure. __________________ 97 Viper GTS 03 Mercedes CLK500 rollin on dubs...