CLUTCH

Sep 16, 2005 2 Replies

Hi Rover 2.0 turbo diesle 1999, need to bleed the clutch but there is no bleed valve on slave clyinder or M/clyinder any ideas ???


tia.


I'm not familiar with your car, but I'm wondering why you need to bleed your clutch. If it's because the fluid was lost and/or a cylinder has been changed, you should be able to bleed it by gravity, the pipe if fitted to the top of the slave cylinder, will simply allow fluid to run down the pipe and displace the air up the pipe into the master cylinder, and then out into the reservoir simply by filling the reservoir and pumping the pedal.

On the other hand if you're having gear changing problems due to the clutch not fully disengaging, then the clutch is probably shot. HTH

Steve

I cant remember but isn't the system a sealed unit on those, I know it is on the freelanders, I changed one last week, it comes with the master slave and pipe work all sealed with the fluid in it.

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