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March 2nd 05, 09:22 PM
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Air in clutch fluid
After bleeding my clutch lines ( got a fair amount of air out) I am again
losing my clutch pedal. I have a new slave cylinder in. I guess I have driven about 3,000 miles sent I bleed the system. I have a 93 XLT. Any ideas? 
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March 9th 05, 03:04 AM
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The one time I changed my clutch, pressure plate, and slave cylinder, I had
to remove the master cylinder and bench bleed it. I theorize that air is trapped in the upper end of the master cylinder when you let the system go completely dry and you have to reorient the master cylinder to get the air out of it. At any rate, I did have the very same problem and found that I had to take the master cylinder out and bench bleed it. "lovs2fly" > wrote in message ... > After bleeding my clutch lines ( got a fair amount of air out) I am again > losing my clutch pedal. I have a new slave cylinder in. I guess I have > driven about 3,000 miles sent I bleed the system. I have a 93 XLT. Any > ideas? >
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