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CastIron · 11-08-2023, 12:19 AM

I did clutch on a S10 a few years ago and replaced everything. It had the same problem, hard to shift and soft clutch pedal. Bleeding it was little difficult. I'm pretty sure I had to gravity bleed it and have somebody pump the pedal to get out all the air. It helps to have proper bleeder wrench.
I generally replace a clutch if I'm going to have a manual transmission out, along with the rear main seal. If you get a kit, look for a Luk... Those are oem for a lot of GM vehicles, and they are not expensive. And they last a long time.

11-08-2023, 12:19 AM	#2
CastIron Registered User Join Date: May 2013 Location: Oregon Posts: 326	Re: Clutch Release Bearing I did clutch on a S10 a few years ago and replaced everything. It had the same problem, hard to shift and soft clutch pedal. Bleeding it was little difficult. I'm pretty sure I had to gravity bleed it and have somebody pump the pedal to get out all the air. It helps to have proper bleeder wrench. I generally replace a clutch if I'm going to have a manual transmission out, along with the rear main seal. If you get a kit, look for a Luk... Those are oem for a lot of GM vehicles, and they are not expensive. And they last a long time.