Hi all, whilst doing some work in the engine bay today I decided to fit an ECS clutch bleeder valve which had been in my garage for a while. This should have taken just a few minutes to fit but when bleeding afterwards it must have sucked in a massive amount of air, pedal went flat to floor with no resistance or return (as you would expect)
After trying to bleed for hours with no progress I switched back to original part and spent hours more bleeding with the two man meathod so the bleed screw is only open when positive pressure is applied. I've been taking 100ml out at a time and then replacing it with fresh back to the reservoir.
Have I been doing something stupid here although its no different to how I've done it before but there just seems to be an endless amount of air in the system .,,, Stumped
Any advice would be great, Thanks in advance
Steve
After trying to bleed for hours with no progress I switched back to original part and spent hours more bleeding with the two man meathod so the bleed screw is only open when positive pressure is applied. I've been taking 100ml out at a time and then replacing it with fresh back to the reservoir.
Have I been doing something stupid here although its no different to how I've done it before but there just seems to be an endless amount of air in the system .,,, Stumped
Any advice would be great, Thanks in advance
Steve