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Aloha All,
I recently replaced a broken return spring on the clutch slave cylinder. The new spring forced the slave piston deeper into cylinder. Since then, I have what seems to be air in the system, the pedal needs to be pumped to operate the clutch. If I keep the pedal slightly depressed after pressure has been built up, there is no need to pump the pedal. There is no loss of fluid from the system. I have bleed the system twice with little improvement. I would appreciate any suggestions as to possible other causes of the problem or solutions. My current plan is to run about a pint of fluid through the system this weekend.
I recently replaced a broken return spring on the clutch slave cylinder. The new spring forced the slave piston deeper into cylinder. Since then, I have what seems to be air in the system, the pedal needs to be pumped to operate the clutch. If I keep the pedal slightly depressed after pressure has been built up, there is no need to pump the pedal. There is no loss of fluid from the system. I have bleed the system twice with little improvement. I would appreciate any suggestions as to possible other causes of the problem or solutions. My current plan is to run about a pint of fluid through the system this weekend.