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Anil_Sooknanan wrote:ok for the manual guys that have problems bleeding the clutch here's how to do it yourself, yea you alone.
unbolt the cylinder's two 12 nuts from the firewall side and pull the cylinder out a bit, full the fluid level to max mark and slacken the bleeder on the slave cylinder and the fluid will start to flow itself, wait until the fluid level reaches min then tighten back the bleeder screw and bolt back the two 12 and that's it! enjoy
sound boy 64 wrote:Anil_Sooknanan wrote:ok for the manual guys that have problems bleeding the clutch here's how to do it yourself, yea you alone.
unbolt the cylinder's two 12 nuts from the firewall side and pull the cylinder out a bit, full the fluid level to max mark and slacken the bleeder on the slave cylinder and the fluid will start to flow itself, wait until the fluid level reaches min then tighten back the bleeder screw and bolt back the two 12 and that's it! enjoy
This works excellent.
randolphinshan wrote:Anil i have an almera. There is a squeaking cound from the front right side of the car. Shocks were changed and all cradle bushings, etc are good. Substitute shock heads were used. What might be the cause of this squeaking noise ? Thanks
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