Is there another car that needs more work to keep it running?
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I've done that 3 times already!!! ![surrender](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/surrender.gif)
Bought new master/slave and hose. That being said PO installed the very same equipment 10 years ago. All the work on that car was done by a reputable independent Porsche shop. So I figured those parts should still be good. This car has been garaged (but driven) for the last 20 years most of the time.
Mike G.
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Bought new master/slave and hose. That being said PO installed the very same equipment 10 years ago. All the work on that car was done by a reputable independent Porsche shop. So I figured those parts should still be good. This car has been garaged (but driven) for the last 20 years most of the time.
Mike G.
What I noticed was that the intake for the slave cylinder is pretty high in the brake fluid reservoir. I was keeping the brake fluid topped off and was using a pressure bleeder... But I noticed the clutch line would still suck in a bit of air... even though it was under the fluid level.
I filled the tank with as much fluid as I could (above the Max line) and it bled just fine.
I wonder if the intake for the clutch line is a bit higher than it should (could) be?
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Burning Brakes
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I forgot exactly what i did but i seen to recall that plastic nipple part that the mc hose attaches to has like a small orifice hole in it. But i think i drilled it bigger.. long time ago but worth a look when you are priming..
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Whenever I've had trouble bleeding a 944 clutch hydraulic system, I crack open the hard line fitting at the firewall, which is at the high point of the system. Stuff the area with rags, have a helper hold down the clutch pedal all the way, crack open the line. Then close the line, have the helper pump the pedal and repeat. This has worked every time.
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Burning Brakes
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