Frank
Guest
Has anyone had trouble removing the plug in the remote clutch bleeding unit ? I tried to remove mine, to bleed the clutch during a service and socket of the plug rounded off, when the allen key didn`t grip. Said sod it till next service.
Jimb
Guest
Drill it and remove with a screw extractor, you'll need a 10mm bleed nipple to bleed the system, i use a speedbleeder as its a spring loaded one, makes it a one handed job, easy.
Inside the receptor is a spring loaded release that allows the fluid out when the nipple is screwed in.
Inside the receptor is a spring loaded release that allows the fluid out when the nipple is screwed in.
luke scott
Registered user
Amazing how the Welsh and Irish language is similar ! We spell it "CLUTCH". 
I believe the plugs in the brake calipers are loctited in place and require heat to release them. I'd guess they'd use the same method to secure the clutch plug.....
Mike
Mike
Dave Hall
Registered user
Re: Re: Bleedin cluth !
Dont be insensitive...it might be a speech impediment.
luke scott said:Amazing how the Welsh and Irish language is similar ! We spell it "CLUTCH".
Dont be insensitive...it might be a speech impediment.
Frank
Guest
Thankth very muth for your advithe. I`ll get all the nethethery thingth ready (new bleed nipple, screw extracterth etc) for the next thervithe. 
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