Am I bleeding the Clutch slave cylinder correctly?

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09-22-2011, 10:12 PM

Pman1961

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Makes alot of sense JHV48. Your responses are the reason for starting new threads. Very informative. Rick Parker the reservoir is a new Kirkman unit (I got rid of the plaster clutch and master cylinder reservoirs and installed a Kirkman unit using Olthoff hoses and fittings) and the slave is new purchased through B2 and is a pusher style with an adjustable rod from Roseland. I have the Ram Clutch setup. Is there a time when you should use a pusher over a puller and whether bearing should be continuously on the pressure plate or off when not in use?

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