Important Notes On Bleeding

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The clutch hydraulics must always be filled or bled using a bleeding device. Furthermore, the bleeder valve must be opened sufficiently and the gauge pressure at the bleeding device must be approx. 1.3 bar.

Once the filling or bleeding process has started, the clutch pedal must be moved (extremely slowly) into the "Pedal fully depressed" position.

As there is no system pressure, servo kinematic effects will cause the clutch pedal to move forward abruptly. In order to avoid damage, the pedal must be guided manually.

In general, a minimum filling time of 90 seconds must be observed. Once this filling period has elapsed, check that no more bubbles appear at the bleeder valve (use a collecting bottle with transparent hose). Only then should you close the bleeder valve.