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17th March 2015, 11:30 | #1 |
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Help with bleeding the Clutch MG ZT Cdti
Hiya,
At last i got my dream car a MG ZT Cdti 135+ 2005. Anyway here goes i had the usual prob going by the forum, sticky gears, checked the CMC leaking and the OEM one. I got a new CMC from DGMRS fitted it not an easy job....lol So went to bleed the system but not getting anywhere... I seem to have a wee leak at the Quick Connector but i've pushed it in as much as i can. I can give it a small wiggle which might suggest not in properly... It's driving me mad....... Oh the joys of MG ZT ownership John Jobs to do: Plenum's cleaned, new stat,a good wash and polish.. |
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17th March 2015, 15:19 | #3 |
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bleeding terrible
Hi Mike thanks for the link..
I've just checked it all again disconnected the quick release solid clutch pedal. Connected pumped peddle for a minute left went back 15mins later gave it another few pumps, checked after 5mins and a leak at the bottom of the quick connector where the male goes into the female. I can feel the clutch engaging but it makes a strange grinding rumbling noise (the battery is still out!! don't want to chew the Gearbox etc) When i bleed the clutch it doesn't return after the 5 pumps but ok when re-pumped. I never done this job before but i think the prob is the quick connector. I've left Mat at DMGRS another msg so waiting for an answer, he thought a nut not tightened at the copper pipe end. I wonder if i could get a quick connector anywhere to try it?? Cheers John |
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On mine , it was the nut not tightened enough copper pipe side . The pedal must be solid with quick connector open And after bleeding a simple manual return of the pedal is necessairy Last edited by FrenchMike; 17th March 2015 at 15:41.. |
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17th March 2015, 15:47 | #5 |
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I'll give that a try fingers crossed. Mat said maybe a faulty female connector but when i took it off was dry
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17th March 2015, 15:49 | #6 |
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forgot to say i checked the nut the copper pipe side its ok. The leak defo at the QC bit
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17th March 2015, 15:52 | #7 |
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17th March 2015, 16:19 | #8 |
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The only part i can swap is the "o" ring....lol as it's the TAZU CMC
But that's def worth ago |
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"o" ring changed will post an update. I've pumped the system to build up some pressure, lets see what happens
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800x600.jpg Wait and see what happens (and possibly bleed by this way) |
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