Clutch snagg....94 YJ drivetrain swap.....

Ghost

Member Number 257

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Location

Hartsville, South Carolina

• Dec 2, 2003

• #1

Ok the clutch system in 94 has those lovely lines that do not screw in. So I was forced to get the "clutch system" from the dealer. price was quoted as $153 complete. We shall see tomorrow. Next question is, do they have a bleed screw? If not how are these systems bleed?

 

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pec50

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Location

sierra vista, az

• Dec 2, 2003

• #2

The clutch slave on my 95 AX15 did not have a "bleeder" comparable to the type you would expect to see on a brake assembly, but NAPA was able to provide one that worked well. Sorry, I can't provide a part number but would recommend you bring the slave assembly with you so as to get a good match.

 

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ChiXJeff

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SE MN

• Dec 2, 2003

• #3

Didn't we just have this conversation with Remi?

Check the Tech section at http://www.quadratec.com

 

Ghost

Member Number 257

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Location

Hartsville, South Carolina

• Dec 2, 2003

• #4

Nothing in the Tech Corner....

If that is what you are refering to.... Hmmm... Here it is... Under Instructions!

http://www.quadratec.com/cgi-bin/sgdynamo.exe?HTNAME=installation.html&UID=2003120216553079

That is confuseing as HELL! I'll look at it when I get it but it seems to me that when the slave is vertical all the fluid will run out! What am I missing?

 

Ghost

Member Number 257

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Location

Hartsville, South Carolina

• Dec 3, 2003

• #5

Ok. this is for replacing a slave........

What about the whole system together? Anyone replaced their whole system and have to bleed it that way?

 

Last edited: Dec 3, 2003

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jimbob

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Location

tulsa,oklahoma

• Dec 6, 2003

• #6

I switched my 87 xj from a puegot trans to a nv3550 from a 2000 & up . I kept my internal slave and i didn't have to buy an adapter. It has a bleeder screw and I replaced everything but the lines.

 

Last edited: Dec 6, 2003

Eagle

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Terra Firma

• Dec 6, 2003

• #7

Re: Nothing in the Tech Corner....

Ghost said:

That is confuseing as HELL! I'll look at it when I get it but it seems to me that when the slave is vertical all the fluid will run out! What am I missing?

Click to expand...

What you're missing is that before turning it vertical you are supposed to connect it to the line from the master cylinder. Fluid can't run out -- it's a closed system at that point. That's how the air bubbles get pushed up to the master cylinder.

 

Ghost

Member Number 257

NAXJA Member

Location

Hartsville, South Carolina

• Dec 6, 2003

• #8

Yea I finally figured it out when I went to open the master and "bench bleed" it and it was full of fluid.......