Checking the clutch fluid level
Make sure the fluid level in the reservoir is between the marks «MAX» And «MIN».
Visually inspect for signs of leakage around the clutch reservoir.
Check the tightness of the clutch hydraulic system (presence of leaks) if the fluid level is too low (below the mark «MIN»).
Clutch bleeding procedure
Note. Do not use a vacuum tool or any other type of special tool to forcibly bleed the clutch hydraulics as they will not completely bleed the system.
Attention.
- Monitor the clutch fluid level during the bleeding procedure to prevent the reservoir from emptying.
- Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with vehicle paintwork. If this does happen, clean up any spilled brake fluid immediately.
- Use only a specially designed fitting to bleed the clutch hydraulic drive (1).
1. Fill the reservoir with fresh brake fluid.
2. Connect a clear vinyl hose to the bleeder port.
3. Slowly depress and fully release the clutch pedal 15 times with an interval of 2-3 seconds, then release the clutch pedal.
4. Press locking pin (1) fitting for pumping (2) to stay in one position.
Version RS5F92R
Versions RS6F94R and RS6F52A
Attention. Support tubing to prevent detachment from bleeder when pressurizing line.
5. Move the clutch pipe (1) in the direction of the arrow in the figure.
Version RS5F92R
Versions RS6F94R and RS6F52A:
1. Clutch pipeline. 2. Clutch housing.
Note.
Size «A»:
- RS5F92F: 2mm.
- FS6F94F and FS6F52A: 10 mm.
6. Press the clutch pedal again to the stop and, holding it in this position, release air through the tube.
Attention. Support tubing to prevent detachment from bleeder when pressurizing line.
7. Return the lock pin and clutch pipe to their original position.
8. Release the clutch pedal and wait 5 seconds.
9. Repeat steps 3 to 8 until no more air bubbles appear in the liquid flowing out through the transparent hose.