Bleeding the clutch

mickeydarmi

mickeydarmi

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The fluid in my brake/clutch system is old and has absorbed a little too much moisture. I’m starting to notice it on the clutch side more than the brake side, so my question is this — I’m assuming that to be sure all the old fluid is replaced with new DOT3, I need to not only bleed the clutch system at the slave cylinder, but also bleed the brakes at all 4 wheel calipers since the fluid is shared. Can anyone confirm? I’d really like to just do the clutch, but I’m worried that won’t solve the issue ...


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WJCO

WJCO

Meme King
Although they both use the same type of fluid, they are in separate closed systems. What symptom are you having?
 
mickeydarmi

mickeydarmi

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I’m not doubting you, but on my 2011 JKUR, there’s only one reservoir — one container with a cap that you can remove to add fluid — and it serves the brake and clutch systems


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