What does bleeding your clutch do?
Bleeding the clutch is a process in which you remove all the fluid currently in the system, getting out all the liquid and air, and replacing it with purely liquid.
What is the clutch assembly in a Saturn Ion?
by Frank Whittemore. The clutch assembly in a Saturn Ion is hydraulic system and consists of a master cylinder, the hydraulic line and the slave cylinder. When the clutch pedal is depressed, the master cylinder is actuated. This transmits force through the hydraulic line to the slave cylinder, which disengages the clutch.
How do you check the bleeder valve on a car?
Close the bleeder valve and pump and hold the clutch pedal again. Open the bleeder valve again. Repeat this procedure until no air is coming out of the valve. Tighten the bleeder valve and release the clutch pedal. Check the fluid reservoir again and top it off, if necessary.
What to do when air runs out of bleeder valve?
Watch the plastic tubing until all of the air runs out of the system. Refill the reservoir, as needed, and do not let it become empty. Close the bleeder valve and pump and hold the clutch pedal again. Open the bleeder valve again. Repeat this procedure until no air is coming out of the valve. Tighten the bleeder valve and release the clutch pedal.
by Frank Whittemore. The clutch assembly in a Saturn Ion is hydraulic system and consists of a master cylinder, the hydraulic line and the slave cylinder. When the clutch pedal is depressed, the master cylinder is actuated. This transmits force through the hydraulic line to the slave cylinder, which disengages the clutch.
Close the bleeder valve and pump and hold the clutch pedal again. Open the bleeder valve again. Repeat this procedure until no air is coming out of the valve. Tighten the bleeder valve and release the clutch pedal. Check the fluid reservoir again and top it off, if necessary.
Watch the plastic tubing until all of the air runs out of the system. Refill the reservoir, as needed, and do not let it become empty. Close the bleeder valve and pump and hold the clutch pedal again. Open the bleeder valve again. Repeat this procedure until no air is coming out of the valve. Tighten the bleeder valve and release the clutch pedal.