Ford F Series trucks
 
Question:
Avatar

Can anyone tell me where the bleeder screw is on a 1989 manual transmission? I have to change the clutch master cylinder and it says to bleed the slave at that time also? Any help is greatly appreciated This is on a 1989 F150 4x4 pick up

By 4b1r04 Asked Apr 21 2007 2:22PM
6
Pts
 
 
Rate Question
Answer Question Help someone!
Get the latest questions in Ford F Series trucks
flag

Welcome to Answerbag, a community of people sharing what they know.
Sign up now to ask a question or help someone else by giving an answer!

signup now
Sort answers by: Rating | DateArrow Down
 

Answer 1 out of 2

by 68 Charger on Jul 10, 2008 at 12:14 pm Permalink

Avatar
Alot of times you can just make sure the master is bled and then drive the vehicle if the clutch works at all. The system will self bleed, just pump the crap out of the pedal at every stoplight and it should be fine after a few stop lights.
0
Pts
 
 
Rate Answer
 
flag
Comments (be the first to comment)

Answer 2 out of 2

by frank peters on Apr 23, 2007 at 5:09 am Permalink

Avatar
Just follow the hose from the master to the bell housing below the car. It will go into the slave cylinder. On the slave cylinder, you will see a nut that has what looks like a little tube and ball attatched to it. That is your bleeder valve. You really need two people to bleed the system.
0
Pts
 
 
Rate Answer
 
flag
Comments (be the first to comment)


Add an Answer

Can anyone tell me where the bleeder screw is on a 1989 manual transmission? I have to change the clutch master cylinder and it says to bleed the slave at that time also? Any help is greatly appreciated This is on a 1989 F150 4x4 pick up

How to write a good answer
Your answer:

Display answer in fixed-width font (good for tables or text diagrams)

Answers must adhere to our Terms of Use

To create links, just type the address with no HTML code. Use the Preview button at the bottom to verify.

You can edit your answer at any time.

Add Video Add Iimage


Important: Answerbag cannot guarantee the accuracy of answers submitted by members, and we recommend that you use common sense when following any advice found here. Read full disclaimer.