Can you bleed slave cylinder out of the trans ?

[auditrackspeed]

I do not want to strip the plastic bleeder on the slave , so can i bleed the clutch line with the slave out of the trans ?

[JVD]

stop starting new threads

[rguil]

just get the metal slave from autozone for 60$ and stop staring new threads

[JVD]

On a more helpful note from my og response... just get the right size wrench. You don't need to go uber tight. It's plastic. Treat it as such. I've messed with mine like 30 times. No issues.

[auditrackspeed]

Sorry guys i just need this car running my truck broke down too so i need this running to get to work

[julex]

I reckon that you'd need somebody WITH BRAIN to help you since somebody would have to hand-compress the slave while operating the bleeder (the compression part comes "Free" with it being actively compressed by PP) when you're using clutch pedal (don't trust anybody with this task lol). However, one wrong move with bleeder closed and the slave will eject the piston since there is nothing to stop it - it will be ruined.

And there is no easy way to verify if the clutch is bled properly anyway since to do that you'd have to reinstall it and work the clutch.

[auditrackspeed]

I reckon that you'd need somebody WITH BRAIN to help you since somebody would have to hand-compress the slave while operating the bleeder (the compression part comes "Free" with it being actively compressed by PP) when you're using clutch pedal (don't trust anybody with this task lol). However, one wrong move with bleeder closed and the slave will eject the piston since there is nothing to stop it - it will be ruined.

And there is no easy way to verify if the clutch is bled properly anyway since to do that you'd have to reinstall it and work the clutch.

thank you !

[M-Hood]

Just loosen the bleed screw before you install it into the transmission with the slave line removed. Trying to put the slave back into the transmission with the line attached just makes things harder for you.