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Do they bleed the clutch after a RMS change?

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WARDHOG Member

WARDHOG

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Looks like I'm a victim of the RMS curse and I want to know if it's needed to bleed the clutch after the change out to complete the job? I'm about to change out my brake fluid but was wondering if I should wait until after the seal change. :huh:

TIA!

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Looks like I'm a victim of the RMS curse and I want to know if it's needed to bleed the clutch after the change out to complete the job? I'm about to change out my brake fluid but was wondering if I should wait until after the seal change. :huh:

TIA!

Maybe you could ask the tech staff at your dealership if the clutch slave cylinder remains attached to its hose - but is taken off the transmission housing before it comes out. If that is the case, you could bleed the system prior to RMS surgery.

If the slave is part of the transmission, and is not easily removed - then bleeding after it is all back together may be your only option...........

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I can almost gaurantee they leave the slave connected. They will remove it from the transmission but they wont crack the lines open.

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