How to bleed clutch pedal from Acura Integra 94-2001 DIY

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  • @JohnnyHinojosa007
    @JohnnyHinojosa007 5 дней назад +1

    Where is that located?

    • @jpscrx
      @jpscrx  4 дня назад +1

      I used dot 3 brake fluid from Autozone

  • @map382101
    @map382101 Год назад +1

    Helped me a lot thanks man

    • @jpscrx
      @jpscrx  Год назад

      Glad it helped 😁

  • @carloriveralol8276
    @carloriveralol8276 Год назад +2

    My clutch works fine but it gets low on fluid like every month is that bad?

    • @jpscrx
      @jpscrx  Год назад +3

      Carlo
      Trace from the clutch pedal to the transmission, you should see a seepage of some sort coming from the slave cylinder or connector lines. Check fire wall and look under engine/ transmission there should be a wet spot.
      John

    • @grusive
      @grusive Год назад +1

      Same.. I feel like maybe there might be a leak or something

    • @jpscrx
      @jpscrx  Год назад

      Might still have air pockets in the lines, try to bleed it again. It should be a noticeable improvement.

    • @jpscrx
      @jpscrx  Год назад

      @grusive
      If there is a leak it should be visible.

    • @JohnnyHinojosa007
      @JohnnyHinojosa007 5 дней назад

      What fluid did you put in the reservoir?

  • @claytonmoore2469
    @claytonmoore2469 Год назад +1

    I did that and I still have no pressure in my clutch :/

    • @jpscrx
      @jpscrx  Год назад +1

      Trace line from clutch pedal to slave cylinder, usually slave cylinder go bad and you’ll see seepage going onto ground.

    • @claytonmoore2469
      @claytonmoore2469 Год назад

      @@jpscrx the slave was replaced before I did the master and the slave worked

    • @631NY
      @631NY 10 месяцев назад +1

      Same problem smh