How do I bleed a clutch on a 1992 Civic? - 1992 Honda Civic

fill clutch master cylinder. there should be a slave cylinder at top of trans case. bleeder on slave cylinder. crack bleeder with clutch applied. (pump up and hold). do same thing until stright fluid comes out of bleeder.. clutch should be solid after this operation.

Hi replace the clutch cylender

Your clutch is not releasing, check the slave cylinder. Consider bringing it to a professional.

Hung up on throw out bearing or clutch fork

you may still have an air pocket in the line try bleeding it a little more

the clutch will not compress till the system is bled, try gravity bleeding then pressure bleeding

You have to bleed all the air out of the system, if you did then your rotors may need to changed. But if they are spongy it's air in the lines.

work it back and forth with your hand and you will get pedal after a while then bleed like you would brakes get help so one can pump and the other can bleed

the same principle applies to bleeding the clutch like you do the brakes . have someone help you with this. have them push in the clutch and hold, then open the bleed screw on the cylinder till you get a steady stream with no air bubbles. repeat this several times. this should solve the problem

Try opening bleeder screw on slave cylinder and let it GRAVITY BLEED, just open clutch mater and fill with fluid and then open slave cylinder bleeder screw and let it gravity bleed( run out by itself) When it does close bleeder screw and you should get pressure.(make sure master doesn't run out of fluid during this preocess).If pedal not good enough bleed as usual. PUMP PEDAL ABOUT 6 time then hold down to the floor using wrench open slave bleed screw and close back up with pedal still being held DOWN. Repeat until fluid comes out with out air.However if all this doesn't work, YOU WILL NEED TO REPLACE CLUTCH MATER CYLINDER. Conatct if you need more help and Good Luck. Thanks for using FIX YA