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cluch slave cylinder , braided lines and bleeding

right it looks as if my clutch slave cylinder is going as im loosing a little fluid. now i already have a braided clutch line waiting to go on when i replace the slave, my question is the bleed nipple in the engine bay, does it get removed when you replace the old lines with the braided one. so i can clean up the engine bay a bit??

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    right it looks as if my clutch slave cylinder is going as im loosing a little fluid. now i already have a braided clutch line waiting to go on when i replace the slave, my question is the bleed nipple in the engine bay, does it get removed when you replace the old lines with the braided one. so i can clean up the engine bay a bit??

     

    Yes it can be removed, You can either follow the pipe and remove neatly, or just do what i did and cut the bugger off lol, i cut it near the firewall, so its out of view. Really couldnt be bothered at the time to follow the pipe etc

     

    Its just more crap you dont need,

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    Yes it can be removed, You can either follow the pipe and remove neatly, or just do what i did and cut the bugger off lol, i cut it near the firewall, so its out of view. Really couldnt be bothered at the time to follow the pipe etc

     

    Its just more crap you dont need,

     

    cool was hoping that was the case because i couldnt see them in your pics with the engine bay skins. cheers jimmy :)

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    cool was hoping that was the case because i couldnt see them in your pics with the engine bay skins. cheers jimmy :)

     

    You also need to do something with the old pipe that goes to the slave, You decide. i also just cut the end off and moved it out the way, i really should get round to removing it completely, real easy to do anyway you will have no probs.

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    You also need to do something with the old pipe that goes to the slave, You decide. i also just cut the end off and moved it out the way, i really should get round to removing it completely, real easy to do anyway you will have no probs.

     

    good good. i like easy jobs on the z as there few and far between LOL

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    good good. i like easy jobs on the z as there few and far between LOL

     

    your gunna find bleeding it even easier now, takes me less than 5 mins to bleed it now and thats with my blonde sister pressing the clutch pedal.

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