That's one, but also the bleed screw on the slave cyl. sits at an illogical
spot - not the top part of the cylinder. I did the top down method quickly
and no problems, although it took quite a while to get the air bubbles out.
Derives from the "wrong" bleeder point I think....
Cheers ,
Hans
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From: kingwj@mail.del.net [mailto:kingwj@mail.del.net]
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To: Gordon Bird; list MG
Subject: Re: RE: Clutch Bleeding
Maybe the air bubbles float to the top??? Seems logical to me.
I used an EZ-Bleed in the normal fashion and it worked fine. I have heard
Paul H, and others say to use the EZ-Bleed from the slave, forcing the fluid
into the MC from below. Not sure what the advantage is of doing that way.
HTH
Safety Fast!
Gordie Bird
62 MGA
80 MGB
86 Audi 4kq
>
> Tried last night with my Mighty-Vac and by gravity w/o luck.
>
> What is the best way to bleed the MGB clutch??
>
> Bill
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