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Bleeding the clutch on the Mk2 GT3


RJFabCab

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Hey, Loren... would you happen to have a pic or diagram of where the clutch bleed valve is located on the Mk2 GT3?

I bled the brakes today, but I couldn't find the clutch valve. It was pretty tight up under there, and I looked all around the driver's side of the tranny. I did see what appeared to be maybe a 5-6mm hex on top of the tranny, but I wasn't sure if that was it.

On my '02 C2, the clutch bleed valve is in plain sight, but I couldn't find it today on the GT3. :eek:

Cheers

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It should be in about the same postion. Very high near the bell housing. You should be able to follow the hydraulic line to it - it has a loop or two in it.

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Loren, am I going blind? Ok, don't answer that. :P

This is a shot of an '04 GT3 tranny from a Porsche pdf document. I am oriented to the diagram you attached, but can you see the valve in the following pic?

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When you mention "loops", are you talking about loops in the hydraulic line?

I'm going to try and go after it tomorrow.

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Bingo. I finally got to the valve... what a PITA. <_<

I tried to access it with the rear up on tire ramps. I could see it, but I couldn't reach it.

With the left rear wheel off, I could reach the valve with my arm stuck all the way through to the top of the tranny.

7 mm (6 point) hex wrench was a tad too big, but a 7 mm (12 point) hex wrench fit perfectly.

Cheers

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