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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: lord14 on 02 February 2011, 19:28

Title: bleeding clutch
Post by: lord14 on 02 February 2011, 19:28

blleeded jsut from the slave cyloinder with a pressurized bleeding tool , but i still have no pedal , but when you press teh pedal down you can feel it right at the end , near enough at the floor

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: jamie16v on 02 February 2011, 19:47

is the pedal sat on the floor or does it come back up?..

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: Mrwebster on 02 February 2011, 19:50

just a quick question,  why are you bleeding it?  i had the same problems when i tried bleeding it after doing a clutch conversion,  let me know if this is what youve done as youve more than lightly been supplied the wrong clutch as i did.

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: lord14 on 02 February 2011, 21:24

pedal is on the floor , and no its definately the right clutch

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: lord14 on 02 February 2011, 21:35

well cant be 100% certain  its teh right clutch

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: lord14 on 02 February 2011, 23:51

i got a organic clutch conversion on ebay with a solid flywhel , but does the clutch pedal have to be up for me to bleed it ? or is it ok to leave it down to floor

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: houston on 02 February 2011, 23:54

has the pedal collpapsed?

was the clutch pedal ok before you changed the clutch? the cylinder should reset itself, unless the clutch fork is bent or not fitted properly

cant bleed clutch when its on the floor, try and pull the clutch arm with your hand, does it move? does the cylinder push out to reach it

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: lord14 on 03 February 2011, 00:02

all is fine i think , at the moment i can move it by hand its really easy , but at the end of travel you can feel that its trying to push the slave cylinder , if you know what i mean , but when i tryed bleeding it the pedal was on the floor im not sure if thats the problem or not

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: Wayne on 03 February 2011, 00:03

Does not sound right

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: houston on 03 February 2011, 00:10

you mean you can hand move the clutch arm? or you on about the pedal?

pedals on a spring so should raise ok, but if you can push clutch arm easily then summits wrong

Title: Re: bleeding clutch
Post by: lord14 on 03 February 2011, 00:13

the pedal arm that is sorry and no there isnt a spring on mine at the moment