Bleeding air out of clutch
 

Can someone tell me how to begin the process of bleeding air from my clutch system on my 93' 2+2... thanks

There are two spots to bleed. One is at the slave cylinder and the other is a spot in the engine bay area on the passenger side fender. Some say you can also bleed at the master cylinder too so this would make three spots. Get a jar and fill it like half way full and dangle a hose from the drain nozzle of these three spots and dangle it into the jar making sure the end is always submerged. Pump the hell out of the clutch pedal then have a buddy upen the drain valve on these three spots (one at a time) while you press the pedal to the floor slowly. Have him close the valve before you get there. He should see air going through the dangling hose. Repeat until you see no more air at any of the three spots.

i was wondering what that was
 

your talking about the fitting up on the passenger side fender well. I always wondered what that was. I'll be oding the bleed this weekend thanks for the info. my ride used to look just like the one youo have on your post. I have redone the whole car. look in the photo gallery of the changes i did. Im pretty happy with it. peace and tanks again...

Your welcome. Yeah, your car looks pretty sweet. I like everything but the rear lights. I really like the way they are stock. Just my thoughts, but its sweet what you have done. I really like the interior. Late

If you'd like a step by step with pictures....

http://www.ttzd.com/tech/linestech.html

Rizz, I've decided that you are the link king! They're helpful, thanks!

one problem
 

the link was for bleeding brakes..... I need it for bleeding the clutch... thanks for trying =)

Yeah you're right, but the principle should be the same. I'm not at home at the moment, I'm in TN. So I couldn't bust out the owners' manual. There's one online, I'll see if I can find the proper link for it.

Cool Thanks
 

just post it when you find it.... did you read how the guy in the earlier post said to do it? Sounds legit to me...

There should be a bleed port on the clutch operating cylinder located on the transmission and another bleed port on what the manual calls the “clutch piping connector” which is located on the right hand side of the engine compartment, near the front, above the wheel.

that's the advice I got so it sounds similar to what tsfreeflow advised. I was just wanting to find something more like a write-up to follow.

http://www.300zx.co.uk/cgi-bin/manual.cgi link to online service manual

http://www.300zx.co.uk/cgi-bin/manua...fault&total=18 parts diagrahm for N/A

http://www.300zx.co.uk/cgi-bin/manua...fault&total=18 Bleeding procedure

There!! Whew! I knew I'd find it. Sorry I didn't mean to step on your toes there tsfreeflow or to negate your advice. I'm just trying to help out.

I'd book mark the original site there guys. Plenty of knowledge to be had.

great info
 

The advice to save this link is invaluable.... I think the manual costs about 80 bucks..

2+2 Clutch
 

I replaced the Master and the slave cylinder along with the whole clutch as well . I started having that same problem, i have a 93 2+2 n/a and i blead the slave and the other part on the passenger and the pedal still stays weak and stays down i dont know what else i can do. :question: