clutch line

[MancheKid86]

so i ended up replacing the last bit of the old line,

was pretty stoked, i had preasure,

but still kept on getting air bubbles,

so i got on my creeper (it belongs in a museum)

and i found this (don't mind the 2x4, it was just to see if i could shorten the spacers for the slave cyl)

this is a clutch line from my newer clutch master cyl,

there is a distinct crack in it, could that make the air leak?

that line was from an internal slave cyl setup

[Pete M]

does your camera have a "macro" setting? It helps the camera focus on closer objects. :thumbsup:

[MancheKid86]

will do, ill use another camera,

and then ill post the pic

[-600JeepMJ]

Yes it can make a air leak. It could be acting like a check valve with pleasure holding the crack closed on the in side and letting air in when the pressure is released. :nuts: do you see in seepage of brake fluid around the crack? :???:

[MancheKid86]

i don't see any seepage,

but.. when i push the piston rod in fully i can hear bubbles bubbling around that area