944 Clutch Slave Cylinder
I blew out the slave (an obvious thing from the puddle and action of the old one) and bought a replacement. I also have a MityVac kit and tried to bleed the system with no real luck. My driveway is on a bit of an incline with the front of the car being higher (a little) than on a flat surface. I jacked up the back and that helped a little.
I suspect that I was drawing air into the hose as I sucked the brake fluid in... It was dark and cold of course.
So... just what are the Porsche tricks here. I read about jacking the rear end up. Should the clutch pedal be against the firewall or in the released (up) position? Will the MityVac thing work or am I just wasting time? What is the best way to get my toy on the road again?
Thanks in advance for the help!
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