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I'm looking for some pointers on clutch bleeding. My usual approach is typical: tube on bleeder valve, squeeze lever, open and close bleeder, repeat until bubble-free. It works well enough but I'm wondering if anyone has any general tips and also, specifically, how does one bleed the reverse direction?
Using my MityVac on push (as opposed to pull) with a fluid-filled tube to the bleeder valve, can I push fluid (and bubbles) up to the reservoir? Do I need to loosen the nut I see in the reservoir ('04 999)? Worry about a geyser?
Is there any advantage to this approach?
Thanks,
C
Using my MityVac on push (as opposed to pull) with a fluid-filled tube to the bleeder valve, can I push fluid (and bubbles) up to the reservoir? Do I need to loosen the nut I see in the reservoir ('04 999)? Worry about a geyser?
Is there any advantage to this approach?
Thanks,
C