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5. While still holding the clutch lever in, use a wrench to
open the bleed port. Air and fluid should flow from the
bleed tube.
6. Before releasing the clutch lever, tighten the bleed port
when the pressure is released from the bleed tube.
7. Slowly release the clutch lever and check the fluid level in
the clutch master cylinder. Top off if necessary.
8. Repeat steps 4 - 7 until air no longer comes out of the
bleed tube and the clutch feels normal.
9. Check that the clutch master cylinder is 75% full, then
replace the cap and bladder.
10. Remove the bleed tube from the bleed bolt and remove
the bottle.
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