Don't understand why I keep losing FreePlay on my hydraulic clutch. I have free play before I drive but then I loose it afterwards. I have a 1935 Ford pickup truck with a flathead motor using a Cornhusker kit. Anybody have any suggestions are appreciated thank you Sent from my SM-N920V using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Most master cylinders have a "bleedback " hole just in front of where the piston stops in the bore,when you release the pedal you see a small geyser shoot up into the reservoir. If you're not seeing this perhaps your hole is plugged or was not drilled...
Does your m/c have a built in residual pressure valve? Some early m/c had a disc that held pressure for drum brakes.
Clutch hydraulics should have no freeplay... If you have some and it goes away after driving.. you have air in the system. Sent from my Moto G Play using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
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