mazdaverx7

i've always just bled the slave cylinder as if i were bleeding a caliper or wheel cylinder on the car. sometimes they need bench bled like a master cylinder but its all to rare.

thirdgenbird

butters is correct. i think i bought the wheels in early 2008 or so. i didnt want to go with twists and gambled with these. the end result was absolute perfection. they fit and look perfect on the car.

more pics here:
https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...e-content.html

EJZero1

Clutch hydraulic job finished!!

Finally gave up on the ol' under the car one man one hand pump vaccuum bleeder and went with a Motive Power Bleeter borrowed from another 'Lister. (Thanks much, Chris!) Continued to struggle for a bit, and enlisted Chris's help to come lend a hand. An hour or so later, and she was off the jack stands and running. A quick spin revealed all was well. Shifts like a dream. So very cool to have it back on the road again!

Thanks again to Chris for his Bleeder and assistance, and thanks to the rest of the 'Listers who offered advice. Great little community we've got going here.

UltimatE157

Glad to hear she's fixed and clockin' miles again!

HICKS

I was glad to help, it was nice meeting you, and your family.

If anyone else in the Springs needs to borrow the Motive, tools, or my labor, let me know.

Dimitri_944

HAHAHAHAHAHAH leave it to the teens to make the nut jokes

Butters944