PSA: Bleed your clutch
I noted my pedal was acting a bit funny, engaging lower than normal so I decided to bleed the clutch.
What joooo need: Cold engine 9mm 1/4" drive DEEEEP socket 1/4" rat**** What joooo need to do: Unbolt and move your coolant tank. reach down in there and put your ratchet/9mm socket on the clutch slave cylinder. Either, A: pump up your brake bleeder with new fluid and loosen the fitting and let the fluid dribble for a while. or B: Have someone pump the clutch down/bleed/pump/bleed/you get the picture. anyhow, If you haven't done it in 2yrs... I'd strongly suggest it. |
I lack that pedal :P
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You'd better work on that man.
My other car could have had a DSG, but it wasn't good enough for me, or the wife.
FWIW, DSG is brilliant and the best ATX I have ever driven... but comes short. |
I've wondered about that. I've had the car 3 years and have never done it.
It has started to make a little groaning noise when letting it out slow.
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Just do it...
It's a bit of a reach. Make sure the Engine is cold. My impatience and high pain tolerance resulted in 2nd degree burns on my forearms, lol.
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you forgot the standard clutch bleed disclaimer...
the bleeder is plastic, and easy to break. :)
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Thanks for the disclaimer ;)
Mine has lasted since 1999.
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I have a product just for you its called
"Hot .. Not" a sleeve that goes over your arm for doing nutty jobs like we do =] works well!
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and the other one
(if you do it from below on a lift)
if you don't move out of the way, the fluid will either end up in your arm pit or on your shoe. |
lol, exactly!
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