when do we clutch fluid change?!
03 June 2007, 12:23 PM
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when do we clutch fluid change?!
as per title. cannot find any info about that in the service book! when do we supposed to do it and how to bleed it?!
cheers all in advance.
cheers all in advance.
03 June 2007, 12:53 PM
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on my newage the interval is 2 years or 20000 miles whichever comes first,
bleed via the nipple on the pipe while someone else is pushing the pedal down.
bleed via the nipple on the pipe while someone else is pushing the pedal down.
03 June 2007, 01:01 PM
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there are 2 nipples 1 by the res and the other in pipe behind intercooler.
i cleaned the res out with some clean cloth to remove all old fluid then filled with new,then kept bleeding until rfesh fluid came out of the nipple and topped res back up again
mine is bugeye, i cant find any info on this anywhere in the manual!!! it does say brake fluid every 2 yrs!!!
mine says change brake and clutch fluid together car is 2004 blobeye
i cleaned the res out with some clean cloth to remove all old fluid then filled with new,then kept bleeding until rfesh fluid came out of the nipple and topped res back up again
mine is bugeye, i cant find any info on this anywhere in the manual!!! it does say brake fluid every 2 yrs!!!
mine says change brake and clutch fluid together car is 2004 blobeye
03 June 2007, 06:51 PM
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there are 2 nipples 1 by the res and the other in pipe behind intercooler.
i cleaned the res out with some clean cloth to remove all old fluid then filled with new,then kept bleeding until rfesh fluid came out of the nipple and topped res back up again
mine is bugeye, i cant find any info on this anywhere in the manual!!! it does say brake fluid every 2 yrs!!!
mine says change brake and clutch fluid together car is 2004 blobeye
i cleaned the res out with some clean cloth to remove all old fluid then filled with new,then kept bleeding until rfesh fluid came out of the nipple and topped res back up again
mine is bugeye, i cant find any info on this anywhere in the manual!!! it does say brake fluid every 2 yrs!!!
mine says change brake and clutch fluid together car is 2004 blobeye
04 June 2007, 09:09 AM
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yes mate get some one to push pedal down while nipple is open close nipple when pedal is on the floor,lift pedal back up and start the process again.
not 100% sure this is the way subaru say it should be done but it was the only way that worked on mine without having an inch of free play in the pedal
not 100% sure this is the way subaru say it should be done but it was the only way that worked on mine without having an inch of free play in the pedal
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04 June 2007, 11:26 AM
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yes mate get some one to push pedal down while nipple is open close nipple when pedal is on the floor,lift pedal back up and start the process again.
not 100% sure this is the way subaru say it should be done but it was the only way that worked on mine without having an inch of free play in the pedal
not 100% sure this is the way subaru say it should be done but it was the only way that worked on mine without having an inch of free play in the pedal
04 June 2007, 06:29 PM
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half a litre should be plenty for the clutch
i think i used dot 5.1 in mine as this is what was recomended by graham goode racing and by people on this site
i think i used dot 5.1 in mine as this is what was recomended by graham goode racing and by people on this site
04 June 2007, 09:18 PM
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