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Originally Posted by SPOHN Finally after a long stressful week I've got around to going over my car. First thing my dad and I did today was bleed my clutch.
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My solution is to suck the fluid out of the resivoir with a 60cc syringe and replace it every time I get gas. Fluid stays clean, hydraulics fresh, shifting smooth. So many people spending a LOT of money they don't have to on new hydraulics, etc. because they don't do this in the GM world. I am thinking maybe the 370Z is similar, as the mechanics of a hydraulic clutch are somewhat universal. Could be wrong, but it's something to look into. IT got so bad that one guy sent of his clutch-fluid to be analyzed, and yes,there was a lot of clutch dust in it. Just a thought. |
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