JHR Clutch line install ???
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JHR Clutch line install ???
I got a JHR braided steel clutch line that i'm hoping solves the clutch pedal dropping. What do i need/how do replace/bleed the system after install?
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Didnt want to start a whole new thread...so I brought this one back from the depths!
Well in regards to the clutch line....all I can say is I LOVE IT!! Installed mine tonight (20min tops) and it did exactly what I was hoping for....got rid of that **** 1-2 crunch! Sooo very smooth. Had a little trouble with install, the lower portion with the 90deg angle. The clip that attaches the 90 to the trans got a little twisted and my dumb @55 installed the clip 180 deg from where its supposed to be. So fingers crossed I dont ever have to change it!
As stated be sure you check the fitting ends before install...I had to tighten mine too!
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LOWER 90 deg bend:
Well in regards to the clutch line....all I can say is I LOVE IT!! Installed mine tonight (20min tops) and it did exactly what I was hoping for....got rid of that **** 1-2 crunch! Sooo very smooth. Had a little trouble with install, the lower portion with the 90deg angle. The clip that attaches the 90 to the trans got a little twisted and my dumb @55 installed the clip 180 deg from where its supposed to be. So fingers crossed I dont ever have to change it!
As stated be sure you check the fitting ends before install...I had to tighten mine too!
PICS!
UPPER PORTION:
LOWER 90 deg bend:
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ordered it straight from Joe Heck Racing Store....
The newer cars do not have a valve for bleeding, it is self bleeding. SO, all you have to do is press the clutch about a 100 times (Literally) the first 50 or so it will get stuck to the floor with spring pressure, just pull it up with your hand.
The newer cars do not have a valve for bleeding, it is self bleeding. SO, all you have to do is press the clutch about a 100 times (Literally) the first 50 or so it will get stuck to the floor with spring pressure, just pull it up with your hand.
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I still have a brand new JHR high volume clutch line that I meant to install on my 2012 Boss, that I bought from Lethal Performance. However, I traded-in my Boss. If anyone's interested, then please send me a PM. It's brand new in its original packaging.
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https://themustangsource.com/f722/fs...6/#post6527017
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It happens in at least some 13s b/c mine does it, but the sticking issue is with a spring. This might help with clutch feel and response, though. Im gonna try it soon but had to grab an oil cooler that just became available again and Im a man of meager means.
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