[DeTomaso] Air in clutch system

[Asa Jay Laughton]

... must.... resist... obvious... answer.....


Dan, sounds to me like a loose fitting letting air in.  The thing about 
that is, it should also be leaking fluid.  Check all the lines from stem 
to stern for any other leaks.  You may want to remove the master 
cylinder from the dash and check to make sure you dn't have an internal 
leak, one you can't see from the outside, dripping past the seals and 
into the dash.

Let us know what you find.

Maybe her heals were too long?
Asa Jay

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Dan Courtney wrote:
> Last time out The Winged Warrior shifted well for a couple of miles, then wouldn't shift. Allot of tiny bubbles.
> I then re-built the slave cylinder and bled the heck out of the system (this time a cute blonde in high heels) but then drove a couple of miles and, lo and behold, those Don Ho bubbles again.
> Could there be something sucking air into the system, or the blonde didn't pump hard enough?
>
> Dan
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