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10-21-2010 #1
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Clutch help...
I know very little about transmissions, and absolutely nothing about manual transmissions, except how to drive them!
I have an 04 T-56 that I am installing in my project, but the clutch master is MIA. I plan on getting one from ATS or Kiesler, but when it comes to bleeding them do I need to seperate the transmission from the engine to do it properly?
When it comes to the throwout bearing do I need to pull it from the transmission to properly bleed the system, or can it be plugged into the hydraulic lines and bled with the tranny and engine together?
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The system can be bled when installed in the car. THe transmission does not need to be removed. However, If you can bleed it outside the vehicle it would certainly be easier.
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Awesome! Thanks for the help. I wasn't looking forward to seperating the two-glad to hear that I don't have to!
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