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94 5 speed question

bdc71

By bdc71,
in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders

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bdc71 NPORA Newbie

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Hello, this is my first post on here but I have read many informative post, plus this is my first Pathfinder. My question is I have a 94 V6 5 speed that has a new clutch in it but it is slipping plus not wanting to stay in gear. I tried to bleed the slave cylinder, but after wards there is no pedal. What am I doing wrong? I am stumped. Could it be a bad slave cylinder or a bad tranny? I have read that these 5 speeds are dang near bullet proof though.

 

Any thoughts or help is appreciated. Thanks!

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how did you bleed it? there are some instructions for that process somewhere here.

 

 

By pumping it 3 or 4 times. I read you can do either pump it or just hold it down. I could not find the instructions on here by searching for it...but did on another site.

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94extreme NPORA Old-Timer

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i can't recall but i bet it's pump like the brakes and then undo the bleeder screw, let it all out, retighten the screw, then release the pedal.. then back to pumping and so on..

 

try that multiple times.. maybe you let some air back in at one point or another.. i'd do that before i'd rip into the tranny.. big hassle.

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Do not pump, just press and release. Pumping can spread bubbles from what I understand. There is a second bleed point by the fire wall, passenger side 1/2 way down that would want attention also. I'll read/post the 'procedure' tomorrow morning; been up for 18 hours with out peace so I don't have it in me now...

 

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bitemedoughboy.com NPORA Old-Timer

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I did not know about the second bleed point. I will look for that later today when I get it back to the house. Thanks for the info!!!

there is a spring loaded damper on the firewall, you have to bleed it first then the slave, go spend $40 and by a mity vac kit from autozone it comes with the brake bleeding jar. you wont regret it.

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