Toyota: 89 Celica clutch adjustment

If you fill it before it gets empty, bleeding will not be necessary. If the
clutch has clearence after bleeding then you have done well.

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John
"Doug Holtz" <rr.com> wrote in message
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On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 02:37:45 GMT, "Doug Holtz" <rr.com> wrote:
 

you shouldn't need to open the bleeder screw unless you let the fluid
level get too low in the resevoir or the seals are so bad that some air
can get sucked by them. Pulling back the boots on the master and slave
cylinders will reveal which is leaking. I'd fix this before some sort of
"catastropic" failure leaves the clutch non-functional.

"JeB" <org> wrote in message
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Jeb;

My son has gone thru 2 clutches with this car and the hydraulic unit. The
mechanic didn't fix the leak I don't realize there is a problem until
the clutch is on the floor; I look in the reservoir and there is a black
"stopper" and no fluid. That is why I did a bleed. I guess I'm OK.

Doug