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Re: Bleeding Clutch [Re: 1tacomaInIt] #781788 01/26/07 10:52 PM

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Need a Spot

I ended up buying a master and slave cylinder sealed unit. I did find out from another auto mechanic, that the system on my Cherokee cannot be bled. So if anyone else has this problem, your best bet is to change out the whole thing. Thanks for looking!

Peter

96' 2door 5spd Jeep Cherokee 6.5" Rusty's lift, 3/4" Coil Spacers, Ford 8.8" Rear, 4.10 Ratio, 35" BFG Mud Terrains, Locked Front, Limited Slip Rear, Roof rack, functional front and rear lights on rack

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Bleeding Clutch	1tacomaInIt	01/20/07 08:22 PM
Re: Bleeding Clutch	1tacomaInIt	01/26/07 10:52 PM

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