Level check
- Make sure the fluid level in the reservoir is between the marks «MIN» and «MAX».
- Visually check for fluid leaks around the reservoir.
- If the fluid level is extremely low (below the mark «MIN»), check for fluid leaks from the clutch system.
Bleeding procedure
Note. Do not use a vacuum or mechanical device to bleed the hydraulic drive as such devices do not ensure complete removal of air from the system.
Attention:
- Monitor the fluid level in the reservoir and do not allow it to empty.
- Do not spill clutch fluid on painted surfaces. If liquid is spilled, wipe it up immediately and rinse the area with water.
- Bleed the coupling (1).
1. Fill the reservoir with fresh clutch fluid.
2. Connect the clear vinyl hose to the bleeder fitting on the coupling.
3. 15 times, at intervals of 2-3 seconds, slowly press the clutch pedal all the way and release it.
4. Press down on the locking pin (1) coupling (2) and fix it in this position.
Attention. Hold the locking pin to prevent the tube from moving away from the coupling when applying pressure to the tube.
5. Slide the clutch tube (1) in the direction of showing. arrow in Fig.
Size «A»: 10 mm.
6. Quickly press and hold the clutch pedal, then release the air from the tube.
Attention. Hold down the clutch pedal to prevent the tube from moving away from the connector. couplings when supplying pressure to the tube.
7. Return the clutch tube and locking pin to their original position.
8. Release the clutch pedal and wait 5 seconds.
9. Repeat pp. 3-8 until there are no air bubbles in the clutch fluid.