How To: Bleed a Hydraulic Throwout Bearing - Mantic Clutch USA
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2018
- This is the best way to bleed the T/O bearing. We receive many phone calls on how to properly bleed the hydraulic bearing, so here is our tech video. The sprung type OE style hydraulic bearing in the video is the same style used in our Ford Mustang and Dodge clutch upgrade kits.
The "Urban Legend" is to pump the pedal 1 million times to let the air out, this simply is not the case. We suggest bleediing the slave cylinder while on the bench before the installation on the vehicle. The bearing must be bleed for the system to work correctly.
Tech Tip: Use a short length of rubber hose and small cup of fluid to remove air from the throwout bearing (watch the video).
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I should had watched this video before all those videos!
Best and most detailed video yet. Just replaced my concentric slave bearing on my seat Alhambra and taking these steps first made the job bleeding the system so much easier.. brilliant upload thank you for sharing..👍🍀😁
love the whiz quiz cup for demo purposes, haha.
I feel like someone owes me money for watching that.
Why would you leave the cylinder with the bearing facing up like that and the line at the bottom? Air bubbles go up not down. That method looks like it would be great at trapping a lot of air.
While your video quality and presentation is overall excellent (better than I could do), I don't see how this is applicable to an actual installation. Once you install the bearing, you have no way to press/release the bearing because it is inside the bell housing. If I were to do this prior to installation, I would have to plug the oil line with something to keep the (supposedly air free) oil from running out. Then somehow magically connect the oil line (from the master cylinder) without introducing any air. I think I'm going to try the vacuum method.
Wish my mechanic did that
We're trying to bleed a hydraulic clutch on a 1991 Cheverly gmc
Is that a urine specimen cup he's using...LOL
What is that spacer? We installed a new flywheel that was thinner than the silly dual plate flywheel. We need a spacer. We have ruined 2 throwout bearings because it extends too far and falls apart. Does anyone have a solution that you can do without having to buy a new thicker flywheel. ??? Thanks for reading
Is your clutch very soft after doing replacing the clutch and slave cylinder. I got mine back from the mechanic and it feels like i am stepping on marshmallows
once it is installed in the car, how can you Change the fluid in it?
I have this on my Mustang. I cannot see how what you are doing gets the air bubble out. The air bubble is up at the top, next to the bearing, when you push it down, the air bubble remains at the top. Now, if you turned it upside down, and made appropriate hose length changes, and cycled it like you did before, then I can see where this would be effective.
Allow a good demonstration you can't actually get all the air out like that because there will always be air at the top so you would need to put it on its side like it would be in a vehicle with a pipe of the top so that the air can leave.