Clutch problem... Again Options

[my96celica]

Okay so my clutch is having the same problem as before. I replaced the slave and I bleeded the line and it worked for about 10 miles then again the same thing. did I not get all the air out ot what?

[Batman722]

probably the master.

[pittfirefighter]

master... or disc has bad springs

[my96celica]

There is a little air in the line. I must of bleeded it like 30 times and still air in the line. I dont think its the master.

[soulshadow]

You check to see if you have a leak somewhere?

[my96celica]

Yes. no leaks

[my96celica]

I am at a freinds house and his dad tells me i should only pump the clutch one time and hold it then bleed it. He says that me pumping the clutch might be moving air from one side of the line to the other. Is this true? Seems to me that one pump will not build any pressure.

[Stambo]

you wanna open the bleeder when you have the clutch to the floor, than have someone tighten it when its still to the floor and repeat that a few times.

[dabazied]

^^^^ agreed, and if that doesn't work, it is most likely, guaranteed your master cylinder, had the same issue a couple yrs back.

[my96celica]

The master cylinder I think is working. The fluid is going through it. The main problem is I bleed it and there will be pressure then I get no pressure if I keep bleeding. I have to keep bleeding cause I know all the air is not out of the line. I have not tried to gravity bleed it yet. Do i have to push the clutch in then gravity bleed. I have never had to do it before.

[808celica]

i told you to gravity bleed it, that doesnt need any pumping. That is the sure way to get all air out.

[my96celica]

k

[808celica]

what's the feeling you have on the clutch pedal? does it feel normal then slowly soften?

[my96celica]

So I tried to gravity bleed it and its been about half an hour and the fluid level has not droped and there is no fluid coming out of the bleeder screw. Does this mean its my master?