Cleaning the clutch fluid on 2000 camaro ss

[@DoctorHemi]

As a follow up to this procedure, it's a good idea to drain/refill the reservoir (just once, not the multiple times procedure) after driving it each day for a few days. The sitting time, engine/road vibrations and active clutch-use really helps bring all the dirt up to the reservoir for you to suck out and replace.

[@erickbren8702]

if I were to drain it? how would I do it? just pull the end of the tube? how do I get the air out? just bought a barn TransAm and the reservoir is empty :/

[@DoctorHemi]

@erickbren8702 Most people drain the reservoir by sucking it up in a syringe. If it's already empty, I'd try filling it slowly and watching for air bubbles (the lines could still be all filled and air-free). Once you have it full, look up the procedure for bleeding an F-body clutch...there are quite a few videos on here.

[@erickbren8702]

@@DoctorHemi thanks!

[@clcampbell85]

jesus christ lol first its gonna take a week and a half one flavor injector at a time...in slow motion 🥴 second that fluid isnt even bad u must have alot of spare time

[@dleathersdl]

It took all of about 15 min. You must need glasses if you think the fluid was clean. Lol

[@6SPDLS162]

I appreciate the video thanks!. Worked great for my 2000 SS.

[@TheBassking86]

It doesn’t take that long since this system doesn’t hood a lot of fluid at all but I do agree that the fluid wasn’t that bad