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Default Changed Slave Cylinder, Now Cant Get Lines To Bleed
So about a week ago I was driving when suddenly when I went to change gears my clutch pedal wouldnt pop back up. After a discussion with a mechanic friend of mine he advised me it was probably the slave cylinder that went bad. Fast forward a couple days and I got my new slave installed, along with a new SS hose from Corksport.

Now to my current problem. Im trying to bleed my clutch lines. I have the resivour full, and am getting fluid to the slave as fluid will come out of the bleeder valve if I open it up. My problem is I cant build any pressure in the lines/pedal. When I push the pedal down it still just drops and wont return on its own. Ive pumped the pedal manually lifting it back up by hand about 400 times (I know because I actually counted) and still no pedal stiffness, no self return. I dont think my master cylinder is bad because Im not getting any leaks anywhere. Also I know the two person process of bleeding a hydrolic system, as Ive done brakes a few dozen time, just my problem is I cant get any pressure in the lines at all. I have a link to a video I made kind of showing the problem as well. If anyone can help me out Im in pretty dire need here.

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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10201246650027331






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