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zf6 clutch master bleeding procedure
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[QUOTE="mandkole, post: 1348107, member: 4630"] Bench bleeding any master cyl is the same process. On the bench, I fill the master with fluid, plug the fluid port with a cap or thumb, then with a rod will move the piston in/out slowly, while watching for bubbles in the reservoir. Once the bubbles are gone and you cant hardly push the piston anymore, its bled and ready for install. Once its hooked to the line, I then stroke the slave to push any bubbles at the joint upward. Don't feel bad about asking questions, that what the forum is for. Were all trying to fix our junk now and then. :thumbsup: [/QUOTE]
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