I have had this car on jackstands for a loooong time. Yesterday I was finally ready to put it on the ground and drive it out of the garage. So, I started the car, pushed the clutch and tried to put it in reverse. Major grinding noise!
I have a TKO trans with a Mcleod hydraulic throwout bearing. Last year I bled the line by bleeding the master first, then the assembled system. I did it like I do brakes. Crack the bleeder, push the pedal down, tighten then raise the pedal. Repeat until there is no air.
I'm thinking this is not the same as brakes. The cylinder extends but brakes don't really extend. So you can't really pump a cylinder like you can pump brakes.
I have a TKO trans with a Mcleod hydraulic throwout bearing. Last year I bled the line by bleeding the master first, then the assembled system. I did it like I do brakes. Crack the bleeder, push the pedal down, tighten then raise the pedal. Repeat until there is no air.
I'm thinking this is not the same as brakes. The cylinder extends but brakes don't really extend. So you can't really pump a cylinder like you can pump brakes.