2007 Nissan Versa clutch cylinder assembly

[@thelazyhandyman8581]

Thanks dude

[@TheMrjulius1]

It is very easy to bleed. On the slave cylinder there is 2 groves where the clutch pipe connect let the wire clip click on the fist 1 and let someone pump the clutch and then hold it, ok now you unclip the pipe the air will escape then clip pipe back and repeat till the clutch feels ok. (the front grove close the line so nothing will happen

[@skeeter7932]

I have a 2009 and was told the slave cylinder was inside the clutch?? Mine went and I was told that but I thought the cars were basically the same??

[@danrumaja499]

any picture of that place where the wire clip?

[@ehrich1027]

Thanks for the video. I spent more time trying to figure out the bleed valve then installing the clutch master cylinder.

[@joeldecker3962]

ehrich how did you bleed it i did mine last night and still cant figure it out

[@jamesvaughn4747]

You need to do a video on bleeding 😂

[@gedgetips]

Useful information video, only my main interest was in how to bleed the clutch hydraulic system after replacing the master, LOL. Also, I was curious about the "buffer" device between the master and slave fitting and if fitting a new O-ring would be wise for the connection to the new master. I haven't started this project yet and I am thinking of paying to get it done as I just can't get good information on the bleeding and with other possible things to check out. For example, the clutch pedal is sticking down at times but then it can be popped back up and then the clutch will work OK after this. Why would the pedal ever stick down like this?? I can't figure this out, and so I am thinking the car I am working on, which is a 2007 Sentra, should maybe be handed over to a mechanic familiar with this clutch hydraulic system and its possible issues.

[@richardmccarthy683]

good video, how do I bleed the system??

[@reecesmith7561]

How do ya bleed it after replacing it mate?

[@georgelithoxopoulos2556]

brother I will buy you a tripod

[@AzizEsawi]

Thanks a lot. that was helpful. How do you bleed the system??

[@marksimmons3801]

Plug the line in at the slave then push in release clip pull line out till you see the nipple bubbling , when the flow becomes constant push the line back in to the slave. this will work if you did not lose all the fluid out of the master .

[@jaredjohnson1360]

mark simmons how did you bench bleed the master?

[@fafajeymz7202]

Is it plastic material?. Not aluminum?. How about if we just replace the gaskets inside that cyclinder?.

[@RT6.2]

Video helped a lot thank you.. but how do you bleed the system..??

[@eriklopez1457]

Did u ever find out how to bleed system ?

[@Nickcheezy]

dad? is that you?

[@joeldecker3962]

has anyone figured out how to bleed the dang thing yet?

[@marksimmons3801]

check out my reply above your comment

[@DoSmartTVJenyah]

Upper clucth line is differnt never pull the clip of the lower clutch line

[@DoSmartTVJenyah]

Ie the one taht connects to the slave cycliser

[@carlosalbaladejo7160]

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[@blur83285]

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[@coreyacosta2684]

I will post it soon.