bleeding clutch ? transit 03 fwd 2800kg swb

[mickanic]

Hi, I have just replaced the clutch ass and the thrust bearing ass, does anybody know if there is a special way to bleed the clutch?
many thanks Mick.
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[MrMPuk]

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[motorwise]

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[mickanic]

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[MrMPuk]

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[motorwise]

I think you need to remove the clip on the pipe and pull it back to the stop (hope that makes sense) have a look when it's light

[mickanic]

I have connected the pipe and want to bleed the clutch - do you just bleed it through with a pipe and bottle? or a pressure bleeder

[motorwise]

I have connected the pipe and want to bleed the clutch - do you just bleed it through with a pipe and bottle? or a pressure bleeder

I personally would pressure bleed it - but there's no bleed screw is there? - I think the fluid (and air) escape when the pipes pulled back to the stop - this is from memory from a conversation I had at the clutch centre - I've not actually had to do it yet - so I hope it helps

[mickanic]

there is a bleed screw - think i will pressure bleed it - thanks for your input tonight - coco time cheers mick

[motorwise]

there is a bleed screw - think i will pressure bleed it - thanks for your input tonight - coco time cheers mick

I didn't think they had one - sorted then - good luck

[transitgeoff]

dont remove the clip fully pull it out a bit and the pipe can be moved back, this opens the way for air to be bled, get someone on the pedal and bleed away

[motorwise]

dont remove the clip fully pull it out a bit and the pipe can be moved back, this opens the way for air to be bled, get someone on the pedal and bleed away

I knew you'd know

[Nighthawk]

there is a twist type bleed nipple on some of the rwd clutch slave cylinders