So why not fill the power bleeder with fluid like you are supposed to do? I have done both ways. Last week I filled it and used it for the fluid additions while I bled. Just curious why you don't fill the bleeder?
Great question, I'm probably over thinking things. Since the amount of fluid you need to replace isn't an exact science, you probably end up with fluid left in the container or not enough fluid in the container to finish the job. So you either end up having to move fluid back into the original container or adding to the tank. I figure its worth the extra 10 minutes or so not to bother with it and keep the leftover fluid in the original container.
@@crisispointracing3423 Thanks for responding. To answer having too much fluid, you then use that for the Ranger bleed! So, in effect, do the process reversed and you use it all! Learned this last week so I am not bashing. But, I have use the Power Bleeder for years.
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Thank you! Excellent video. As a new C5 owner planning all of my projects - this was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Your videos are great but the audio could use some improvement so it is not so distorted.
Thanks man, it’s a GoPro. I’ll look into upgrades.
Great job ! I'll try with my eezibleed kit ! 👏
What type of clutch fluid is used ?please inform thanks 😊
You use the same as the brake fluid. As this is a race car, I use either Motul 660 as seen in the video or Castrol SRF.
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So why not fill the power bleeder with fluid like you are supposed to do? I have done both ways. Last week I filled it and used it for the fluid additions while I bled. Just curious why you don't fill the bleeder?
Great question, I'm probably over thinking things. Since the amount of fluid you need to replace isn't an exact science, you probably end up with fluid left in the container or not enough fluid in the container to finish the job. So you either end up having to move fluid back into the original container or adding to the tank. I figure its worth the extra 10 minutes or so not to bother with it and keep the leftover fluid in the original container.
@@crisispointracing3423 Thanks for responding. To answer having too much fluid, you then use that for the Ranger bleed! So, in effect, do the process reversed and you use it all!
Learned this last week so I am not bashing.
But, I have use the Power Bleeder for years.
@@OCDRex11 Makes perfect sense, thanks for the tip!