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clutch problems
BillWilliam replied to carreraaficionado's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Yes those tiny bubbles are part of the problem. Keep bleeding until they are clear. Remember to top up the fluid. Some times when using a vacuum bleeder some air will come around the bleeder valve that looks like air in the system but it's not. Finish the bleeding operation by pumping and holding the pedal and continue until clear. The pedal not coming up is the return spring on the pedal is not hooked up. It's back there among all that wire. When you hook it back make sure none of those wires rub, through the full stroke of the clutch. DIY is fun look at all the new things you learn. I have been turning wrenches for 40+ years and I still learn something new when I work on my car. Good luck, Bill