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bleed clutch?
- Thread starter SCguy
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Merlin63Tr4
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No trick required, should be really easy. Don't forget to adjust the clutch linkage. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
Joe_Pinehill
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Its very easy, here's the steps
https://www.triumphspitfire.com/Slave.html
I replaced mine a few weeks ago, including the tunnel removal, I did the change in less than two hours.
Merlin, I didnt know the linkage could be adjusted.
https://www.triumphspitfire.com/Slave.html
I replaced mine a few weeks ago, including the tunnel removal, I did the change in less than two hours.
Merlin, I didnt know the linkage could be adjusted.
TR4
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With my TR4, I bled the system 4 times because each time I ended up with having to pump the clutch pedal to get it to work so I then took the slave cylinder out of the bracket and let it hang down in order to get all the air out on the 4th bleeding. That worked great for me. This procedure was recommended on another post.
Phil
Phil