clutch fluid replacement
09-13-2012, 04:39 AM
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You should search for things like this in the future. Not everyone is going to baby you.
Initial service:-suck out old fluid, clean the res with paper towels till spotless, then fill it back up with clean brake fluid, and you can be done here...that is where I recommend you stop. Do the initial service every 3-6k miles. You'll soon learn the cleaner it is, the longer it's cleaner 
secondary service, only needed if changing over to ATE super blue:-Do the initial service above with the BLUE fluid, then open the bleeder and run some out till it turns blue. Keep an eye on the master at all times. The clean fluid that you just added will go through the system. DONT let it run dry. At NO point will you ever need to pump or touch the clutch pedal.
secondary service, only needed if changing over to ATE super blue:-Do the initial service above with the BLUE fluid, then open the bleeder and run some out till it turns blue. Keep an eye on the master at all times. The clean fluid that you just added will go through the system. DONT let it run dry. At NO point will you ever need to pump or touch the clutch pedal.
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