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  1. wkilleffer

    MGB MGB clutch slave bleed driving me nuts

    At the risk of asking an FAQ here, here goes... Also, I'm just about angry enough that my normal, erudite and articulate nature may desert me, so hope this makes sense and doesn't go too long... The car is a 1974 MGB. It recently suffered a clutch hydraulic failure. So, I decided to change out...
    • wkilleffer
    • Thread
    • bleeding clutch hydraulics mgb slave cylinder
    • Replies: 38
    • Forum: MG
  2. BobHaskell

    For Sale Clutch Slave Cylinder Bleeder Extension

    Hopefully this is a good reproduction of Doug Reid's 6 cylinder clutch bleeder extension. Steel hard line, fittings from FedHill, powder coated bracket. Uses your bleed screw. Same price that Doug sold them for in 2006 - $35 plus shipping. Priority Mail (within US) is $10 per box and several...
  3. A

    TR6 '73 tr6 passenger front brake dragging

    I replaced the brake master cylinder and bleed with mityvac hand held unit. driving the car, I could tell rolling in neutral was hindered. I then jacked up each wheel and spun...found the passenger front only turns with lots of effort so it seems the brake is not fully engaged on the rotor but...
  4. Simmo

    Series 3 E Type Brake Bleeding

    I think its time to change the brake fluid in my E Type. Although it may seem simple enough but knowing Jaguar there must be some tricks involved with the two seperate Brake Master Cylinders. All contributions would be apreciated.:fat:
    • Simmo
    • Thread
    • bleeding brakes e type xke
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Jaguar
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