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Old 10-10-18, 23:07
Darrin Wright Darrin Wright is offline
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I had this task to do for a friend in Sydney who had a M8.
Apart from bleeding the clutch master cylinder, there are 2 other bleed points, one at the slave cylinder and one mid way in the piping, right hand side of hull, it is located to the rear of the fighting compartment of just inside the engine bay. This is due to the high point in the line and that air collected in this position.
Cannot remember the size of that pipe; however, once bled clutch worked really well and got to drive the M8 around for 15 min.
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