I just replaced my master and slave cylinders in a 2000 Jeep Wrangler TJ and the clutch is still loose. The replacement said it was pre-bled, but I bled it again hoping it would fix something. This temporarily solved the issue, but the clutch went loose again after a few pumps. It isn't falling to the floor, simply pushing in with almost no resistance before jumping back to its original position. I filled up the brake fluid, and I pumped it about more than 50 times as one other discussion thread had suggested. I feel like I have done everything to fix the problem and the replacement parts are brand new and not leaking so I'm not quite sure what the issue is. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you!
Clutch loose after master/slave cylinder replacement
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CreepinDeth
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Air in the line….
Buy a Mityvac and suck the air out of the line from the inside of the Master cylinder
If u are not sure what Im referring to, go on Youtube. They have numerous videos that can walk u thru it. Brakes are the same deal
Buy a Mityvac and suck the air out of the line from the inside of the Master cylinder
If u are not sure what Im referring to, go on Youtube. They have numerous videos that can walk u thru it. Brakes are the same deal
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