clutch restrictor pill removal... speed bleeder?
Sep 6, 2009, 05:44 PM
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clutch restrictor pill removal... speed bleeder?
I've had it with the restrictor pill, non-predictable engagement, ****ty feel on fast shifts, etc...
I'm looking to make this a quick and easy job, I've seen people replace the bleeder valve with a speedbleeder in some tutorial on here but no part number/specs on what to order.
Anyone shed any light to this?
appreciate it!
I'm looking to make this a quick and easy job, I've seen people replace the bleeder valve with a speedbleeder in some tutorial on here but no part number/specs on what to order.
Anyone shed any light to this?
appreciate it!
Sep 6, 2009, 06:47 PM
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I've had it with the restrictor pill, non-predictable engagement, ****ty feel on fast shifts, etc...
I'm looking to make this a quick and easy job, I've seen people replace the bleeder valve with a speedbleeder in some tutorial on here but no part number/specs on what to order.
Anyone shed any light to this?
appreciate it!
I'm looking to make this a quick and easy job, I've seen people replace the bleeder valve with a speedbleeder in some tutorial on here but no part number/specs on what to order.
Anyone shed any light to this?
appreciate it!
Just get a motive powerbleeder and no need for speedbleeders.
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Sep 7, 2009, 04:55 PM
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and is there a specific speed bleeder to purchase, I dont want to deal with the wrong size/thread pitch and whatnot.
I've about had it with the terrible feeling clutch on this car, daily driving thru Boston's terrible traffic day to day with a clutch thats engagement is anyones best guess and the annoying slipping-feel on quick low rpm shifts is driving me to despise the car! as sad as it sounds... this needs to be remedy'd
I've about had it with the terrible feeling clutch on this car, daily driving thru Boston's terrible traffic day to day with a clutch thats engagement is anyones best guess and the annoying slipping-feel on quick low rpm shifts is driving me to despise the car! as sad as it sounds... this needs to be remedy'd
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^^Check out this link. The part number for the speed bleeders are listed somewhere in there. I think #14. http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...34690daddf6c7f
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