Where is the bleeder clutch valve on 1987 toyota camry

Bleeder valve is usually located on slave cylinder, which in your case is part of throw out bearing assembly.Follow hose down from clutch master cylinder.Where it goes into slave cylinder bleeder is right next to it.

located on the transmission were the clutch line fasten to. you should see the bleeder valve.

It is on top of the bell housing,it looks just like a brake bleeder ,you bleed it in the same way as brakes.jar and long hose,push the clutch peddle down with hose in jar,hold peddle down,open the bleeder valve,you will hear bubbles in fluid,close valve.repeat it 3 times,peddle will get stiff if hydraulics are good.

check the 2 valve covers on either side of engin

check your vacume hoses and if iyt has an idle controll valve that is off of the air intake. that should be the only things that would effect it

The clutch bleeder nipple is located on the clutch slave cylinder which operated the clutch arm.

It is inside the blower box with the expansion valve

The clutch bleed is similar to brake bleeding. Find the bleeder valve for the clutch. It's usually located right by the Bell Housing of the transmission where the clutch fork is. Have extra fluid handy to refill the reservoir and check the fluid level after each bleed to make sure it doesn't get too low or you'll draw air back into the system. Make sure the fluid you use meets specs for your vehicle.
Have another person get in the vehicle and pump the clutch pedal several times and hold it to the floor. Open and close the bleeder valve very quickly. Do this procedure several times until you see a steady stream of fluid gushing from the valve. You should notice the clutch pedal getting firm.
Tighten valve securely, replace dust cover, and top off fluid.

*Note: You can use a can to catch the fluid that is released so you don't have fluid flying everywhere each time you open the valve. Another way to do this procedure is to hook a hose up to the bleeder valve and submerge the other end of the hose into a can of clean fluid to keep air from getting drawn back into the system.

I think you have to bleed your clutch System by loosening clutch pipe.

Hello,I'm not familiar with the Camry,but usually there is a clutch master cylinder under the hood & a slave cylinder on the transmission.The bleeder should be on the slave cylimder.Open the bleeder a couple of turns & fill the resevoir under the hood & let it gravity feed.BUT,keep an eye on it and don't let it run dry or you will get more air.Tighten the bleeder & have a buddy to pump the clutch and hold it to floor.While it's on floor,open bleeder & repeat this until fluid only comes out.DO NOT release clutch until bleeder is tight or...More Air.Hope this helps.