geordielad
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how can i bleed the sealed clutch on my 1.8
bleeding clutch
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howardo
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you can't, landrover say its "sealed for life". just means you have to buy a new one.
geordielad
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cant get one unyil tuesday so ill try the motorbike trick of leaving the clutch depressed for a few hours & the air should rise to the highest point ie master cylinder. ill let you know if it works (IT DOES ON MOTORBIKE BRAKES)
geordielad
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well i never 2 hours with clutch pedal held down i now have a clutch of some sort still biting just off the floor but 2 hours ago i had nothing at all. will now leave it overnight to see if it gets better. ill post again tomorrow (FINGERS CROSSED)
50cc
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Did it work?
Optimus Prime
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bloody hell, he's left it 11 months, if it don't solve the problem now, it's never going to
Greenie
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**** Land Rover... Just bleed the clutch, and you'll get yer LR changing gear like the Stigg on acid
Theres a bleed nipple on the clutch... use it!!!
Theres a bleed nipple on the clutch... use it!!!
50cc
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I thought you need to keep the clutch depressed for 11 months... Guess I am doing it wrong then
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