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POWERBRAKEBOB · 07-15-2013

Bleeding the slave is the simplest thing. Air bubbles only go UP. Fluid only goes DOWN. Usually just filling the master and letting it sit, the slave will bleed. You can also pump, SLOWLY, the fluid down to the slave, but Chevy put the bleeder on the BOTTOM. That will let fluid push thru, but the final air bubbles will work their way back up to the reservoir just pumping with the bleeder shut, or driving it to work out the last air bubbles.

07-15-2013	#10
POWERBRAKEBOB Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF. Posts: 38	Re: Clutch Slave Cyclinder Bleeding the slave is the simplest thing. Air bubbles only go UP. Fluid only goes DOWN. Usually just filling the master and letting it sit, the slave will bleed. You can also pump, SLOWLY, the fluid down to the slave, but Chevy put the bleeder on the BOTTOM. That will let fluid push thru, but the final air bubbles will work their way back up to the reservoir just pumping with the bleeder shut, or driving it to work out the last air bubbles.