Honda Techs: Help Needed
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Honda Techs: Help Needed
1992 Prelude SI
Stock motor and trans.
Dual-friction clutch
The problem is that we need to bleed the transmission fluid. We just put the new clutch in and now the clutch pedal goes straight to the floor. I know we need a pressurising tool. We don't know where the valve is or where to attach the tool. We plan on finishing the car tomorrow (we will have the tool tomorrow). Any help is appreciated.
Trevor
Also: there is a bearing in the transmission (I think it is the throw back bearing) that could possibly destroy the new clutch if it isn't replaced. Help with this would be great also. Thx.
Stock motor and trans.
Dual-friction clutch
The problem is that we need to bleed the transmission fluid. We just put the new clutch in and now the clutch pedal goes straight to the floor. I know we need a pressurising tool. We don't know where the valve is or where to attach the tool. We plan on finishing the car tomorrow (we will have the tool tomorrow). Any help is appreciated.
Trevor
Also: there is a bearing in the transmission (I think it is the throw back bearing) that could possibly destroy the new clutch if it isn't replaced. Help with this would be great also. Thx.
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ok there is a bleeder fitting on the slave cylinder. thats where you bleed the clutch from.
as far as the throw-out bearing. you are supposed to change it out when you change the clutch. it should come with it when you get the clutch kit
as far as the throw-out bearing. you are supposed to change it out when you change the clutch. it should come with it when you get the clutch kit
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Originally posted by six out 6
I'm sure that the process is the same as brakes......
I'm sure that the process is the same as brakes......
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