use a bigger hammer

give it a lick of paint and that's it. cheaper than a wash

it's a diesel? did i miss something?

it's useless without pics. it could be the frost plug, but i think it's usually round and about 1-1.5 inches in diameter. methinks it's just pressed in. but never heard of them leaking...

piccies... and "series" and "aesthetics" in one sentence is very weird oh, and welcome

i think the ticket costs more than two months rent... i dont even want to think about one month

just for you

happy zombie jesus day to you, too the point is not senior members picking on junior members. point is, it is a bit rough here. if you cant take a beating from time to time, you better leave before you start crying for mommy (and dont expect a PC brigade over here. we shot them all behind the barn)

hey, a suggestion from me: put 50 posts up your arse and buzz off

that's weird. a series should always leak...

great first post mate. no introduction... better flee before the regulars come and ... on the other hand: carry on i want something to watch tonight, and i'm ure this will be this fred

there are two of those: one flywheel, one timing case

timing case runs full of anything coming thru the seals engine-side

next time get a syringe and a hose and put it to the slave. no need for pumping then

if it does, dont forget :nopics:

me = idiot. just seen it's S3 so, if you disconnect the hose leading to clutch master, top up the fluid, and let someone else pump the clutch, it's not spilling fluid?

... clutch cylinder.... is it the same as series clutch cylinder? if so, there will be no fluid going down by itself. you either bleed it properly (which is a pain in the arse) or with ezbleed or by suction at slave cylinder. becuz your first post sounded about right for the clutch master behaviour

that's why i hated the bank holiday rule from the beginning.

did you put brake fluid in?

and you read the rules how often? i had a look at them when i joined, but not a second time. to be honest, not even the first time. I'm a lazy bugger