Installed stainless clutch line, does this look right?
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Installed stainless clutch line, does this look right?
I installed the stainless stell clutch line the other say and bleed it. But the clear container that the banjo bolt is at is empty is this supposed to be full of clutch fluid also? Here is a pic a took to show you all.
did you bleed the clutch properly to get out all the air? if you bled it properly the whole system would be refilled with fluid. I am not sure that peice is transparent and should show fluid. only way to find out if everything is ok is to put it back together and start the car up to recharge the system and take it for a spin.
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As long as no leak detected, no air bubbles and your clutch engage properly, why worry about other stuff?

BTW, from the look off the pics, the clutch resevior tank looks fill up with brake fluid.

BTW, from the look off the pics, the clutch resevior tank looks fill up with brake fluid.
Last edited by chinalfr; Apr 20, 2004 at 12:06 PM.
actually now that i think about it...it doesn't have to have fluid in it. that it the attachment from the clutch master cylinder to the resevoir. It controls the flow from the resevoir to the clutch system. As long as the system has enough fluid none should be flowing from the resevoir. make sense?
no problem, I know what it feels like when you are panicing about something that doesn't look right and have no point of reference to compare it to so I'm happy to help. btw, what clutch line is that, the lancershop one?
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