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Yep, if it has not been lubricated upon assembly, then disassembling and lubing it is a reasonable path forward. Most are factory lubricated, however.Thanks Puff for the reply.
So are you saying to disassemble the MC and lubricate it before it goes on the car?
If so, while I am sure “red rubber “ grease is a good product, what would I use if I just went to my local Napa, O’Reily’s or Advanced?
Andrew
Questions for now:
Erny: is your clutch mc new or rehabbed? Is your pedal adjustable beyond the two hole clevis pin fitting?
Not been a good day.
I attached a bleeder hose to my speed bleeder- filled the resevoir— loosened the bleeder -pumped my pedal many , many, many times and no fluid was moving at all.
I thought maybe move the clevis pin to where others have it and dropped the clevis pin into a place where things get lost. I hope I will find the clevis pins before I find Jimmy Hoffa.
Question: why is my brake fluid not moving with the resevoir full and the bleeder open?
Heading back to my shop to continue my search— no pin - no pedal.
Please help if you can
Andrew