GR86/BRZ: How to bleed/change Clutch Fluid (Gravity Method)

Hey y'all just a quick video on where the clutch slave cylinder is so you're able to bleed the clutch fluid for any reason. I'm switching out from the stock DOT3 to dot 4 to have extra buffer room. Its also because I have some left over dot 4 fluid and don't want it to go to waste.
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[@jeet5775]

Fuck yeah thanks dude

[@frias2287]

Good 👍

[@jtworksoncars6341]

Appreciate the support!

[@jet0577]

How do you know when it's done

[@jet0577]

Also you don't put fluid in the bottle?

[@jtworksoncars6341]

For a gravity bleed, you open the bleeder and let it drip out. You don't push the clutch or brake pedal using the gravity bleed method.
You know it's done when the new fluid starts to drip into the bottle or you see the capacity of the system contained the the collection bottle.

[@julianj5532]

How much fluid do you need to change the clutch fluid?