Clutch Bleeding Issues
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From: Woodbridge, Ontario, CA
Was I the one that originally gave you that advice?
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From: Kansas City MO
I was into that predicament before then, but I do know that is your thought on this issue too. I've replaced mine twice. It seems they really don't like hanging by the hose with the cab lifted, or just the tranny out. I've been using a bungi to hold it up,, mines actually held up by one right now cause the tranny is out. They also don't fair too well if the clutch is accidentally pushed in without the slave in the tranny. How do I know???? Lol. It's freakin habit,, get in n push the clutch. But a rachet strap on the pedal up to the lower dash frame solves that, especially if there's gonna be other people around the truck.
Not to take away from any advice you have Mike tho. You've helped me much more than I can remember. I am looking at your 20's in my shop, then looking at my engine upside down, I'm gonna get them to you ASAP!!!! They sure would look good on my truck tho. Lol. Jk.
Not to take away from any advice you have Mike tho. You've helped me much more than I can remember. I am looking at your 20's in my shop, then looking at my engine upside down, I'm gonna get them to you ASAP!!!! They sure would look good on my truck tho. Lol. Jk.
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