how to bleed the clutch on your mr2 in 15 minutes or less!

[@philippehebert8700]

Excellent tuto. Good explanations, how to, what to, and why to (very important)

[@Jose_4461]

Thank you!!! i wish i saw this before I started wasting time

[@warrenpeas]

thank you for making this video.

[@dylanchalumeaumitjet2l978]

You really saved my life thanks 😁 super quick method

[@texaslawdawg1902]

I feared doing this after reading about people taking several hours to bleed their clutch. Worked like a charm. Done in 15-20 minutes. I wonder if the same method can be done for brakes?

[@csm153]

Hey mate cheers for making the video, super simple explanations!

[@life_on_cars]

I need to do this on mine the fluid is ancient. Thanks buddy

[@bujin5455]

9:00. They're different because the clutch line stretches across the car. The larger a hydraulic system gets, the harder it is to service it. It can also be a pain to do a coolant flush.

[@monoracer_]

The moisture in the aircompressor is the thing that holds me back to do it this way

[@marcusmc51]

Fair point, although I drain my compressor regularly, a moisture separator would be a good addition

[@armughanazhar3918]

this worked perfectly. Thankyou!

[@mrkazman]

There are two other bleed valves in the front. If you're finding you can't get air out of the system, check that those are tight and not introducing air to the line.

[@bujin5455]

great video!

[@jtoman81]

Thanks for this, at least I'll have an idea of what I'm doing when the new engine goes in

[@marcusmc51]

Thanks for the comment, let me know if you have any trouble