A windshield washer also works well . Loosen reservoir cap and attach washer hose to slave cylinder bleed screw pulling brake fluid from a container . Open screw and turn pump on . When fluid overflows out of reservoir - stop - tighten screw . Pump will put out 38 PSI . 7/19/23
have a 2007 volvo. bought the bleeding kit and went around to find that rubber grommet but home depot didnt have it or the parts stores. think im gonna have to rig it
@@carderomackey1975 make sure you have a good seal at the reservoir, make sure holds vacuum for 10 seconds. you have to do whole process 3 or 4 times & should work, unless there is a leak. Good luck
Stop all that pumping ...get a pump up sprayer put some brake fluid in it cut the hose off at the end so it fits the bleeder screw on the clutch slave cylinder. Take off the top of the resvor tank use the sprayer to push fluid up and when the bubbles are gone and resvor tank if full tighten the bleed screw your finished..
I can't find this grommet. What is it called and where do you find it in the store. I thank you for making the video because I fixed my truck. Now what I did was take a top to an old clutch and drilled a small enough hole and pulled a tire inflator through. Next unscrew the needle piece and I went to harbor freight and got the gauge pump. Connect the hose to the tire inflator and the gauge and began pumping. It took a while but it worked. I guess I need to start making my own videos. 😆
You can find the grommet at Ace Hardware Home Depot or Lowe’s I make these videos to help people so you found something easy put it out there so everyone can do it in a timely manner
It’s probably getting air it needs to be tight without any leaks and make sure the slave cylinder is not leaking fluid that also causes fluid to come up
Thank you very much. Your way is amazing. I fought for 2 hours. Your method takes 5 minutes and works 👌
A windshield washer also works well . Loosen reservoir cap and attach washer hose to slave cylinder bleed screw pulling brake fluid from a container . Open screw and turn pump on . When fluid overflows out of reservoir - stop - tighten screw . Pump will put out 38 PSI . 7/19/23
have a 2007 volvo. bought the bleeding kit and went around to find that rubber grommet but home depot didnt have it or the parts stores. think im gonna have to rig it
Tried it. Worked great. 10 minutes. Done. Thanks.
Hey man....can you explain what I'm doing wrong? I got some pedal but not much doing it this way...help please
@@carderomackey1975 make sure you have a good seal at the reservoir, make sure holds vacuum for 10 seconds. you have to do whole process 3 or 4 times & should work, unless there is a leak.
Good luck
I got it. Thanks man.
Thanks for the video. I have the same truck same color same issue
I'm headed to home Depot right now I'll let you know how it goes
Thanks for the video
Stop all that pumping ...get a pump up sprayer put some brake fluid in it cut the hose off at the end so it fits the bleeder screw on the clutch slave cylinder. Take off the top of the resvor tank use the sprayer to push fluid up and when the bubbles are gone and resvor tank if full tighten the bleed screw your finished..
So then make a video
@@samimsahil1 they already have videos of that procedure sir!! Suggest you look one up stay safe...
Every time I had pressure my rubber cork keeps popping off. I even try to use my hand 🤚🏼 to keep it from popping from the pressure I’m pumping in.
Am doing it now bought the bleeder from harbor freight for $50 and $5 for the rubber crock. Let’s see if it will work.
It will work
did it work?
Did it work ???
It ok my abt 8 times not got it done Thanks
Can't find that rubber grommet
Amazon
What if I have to refil my clutch regularly 😊
Can you please share a link of the tool you used?
I can't find this grommet. What is it called and where do you find it in the store. I thank you for making the video because I fixed my truck. Now what I did was take a top to an old clutch and drilled a small enough hole and pulled a tire inflator through. Next unscrew the needle piece and I went to harbor freight and got the gauge pump. Connect the hose to the tire inflator and the gauge and began pumping. It took a while but it worked. I guess I need to start making my own videos. 😆
You can find the grommet at Ace Hardware Home Depot or Lowe’s I make these videos to help people so you found something easy put it out there so everyone can do it in a timely manner
Lowe's it's called a rubber cork
Thanks for finding out the name of it.
Do you drill a hole all the way through that grommet?
So poke a hole in the rubber grommet just for the fitting? Not poke a hole all the way thru the rubber grommet?
Like what???
Get yourself one of these kits...dammit what if i dont have one handy right now. Fuck
Cant find rubber piece
Where you buy kit from
Auto parts store harbor freight
The rubber grommet at Lowe’s Home Depot or Ace Hardware
Fluid keeps coming into my hose while I'm pumping. But yours didn't...why??????
What was the issue
It’s probably getting air it needs to be tight without any leaks and make sure the slave cylinder is not leaking fluid that also causes fluid to come up
@@samimsahil1 new slave and it still sucks fluid into my hand pump.
Need to include grommet size. Great video.
@@myronrichard198 i know because im trying to find the grommet size myself. lowes has these. 2007 volvo truck