I recently replaced the clutch master cylinder.
After bench bleeding the master and installing it, the clutch disengages just fine, but the pedal is noticeably softer.
There is almost certainly an air bubble where the line plugs into the master, I did not bleed the system any further.
I was considering hooking a Mighty-vac vacuum pump to the cap on the master cylinder and attempting to pull the air up and out.
Does this seem reasonable?
Is there a better way?
After bench bleeding the master and installing it, the clutch disengages just fine, but the pedal is noticeably softer.
There is almost certainly an air bubble where the line plugs into the master, I did not bleed the system any further.
I was considering hooking a Mighty-vac vacuum pump to the cap on the master cylinder and attempting to pull the air up and out.
Does this seem reasonable?
Is there a better way?