Remote bleed line

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mfp4073

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1,976 posts

180 months

Monday 31st July 2017
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As per title,
A few years ago someone on hear posted a thread which showed you how to fix your clutch remote bleed line to a metal bracket. This bracket holds up both the brake and clutch pots.
I have looked through lots of old threads but cannot find it.
If anybody can recall how it's done, before I arse it up myself, it would be appreciated.

John

vxkev

585 posts

122 months

Monday 31st July 2017
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Heres mine

vxkev

585 posts

122 months

Monday 31st July 2017
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Different view

mfp4073

Original Poster:

1,976 posts

180 months

Monday 31st July 2017
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That's perfect thanks for the quick reply.

Regards John

vxkev

585 posts

122 months

Monday 31st July 2017
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I made it out of a piece of 16ga S/S

omalley34male

57 posts

128 months

Saturday 5th June 2021
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vxkev said:
I made it out of a piece of 16ga S/S
Hi how long do the hose needs to be ?

S800vxr

5,876 posts

206 months

Monday 28th June 2021
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I fitted mine in place of one of those reservoir mounting bolts rather than some bent bit of ally!

SturdyHSV

10,206 posts

173 months

Monday 28th June 2021
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Just drill a hole in the black bracket that holds the clutch fluid reservoir, can sort of see it in this picture here:


stu vxr

276 posts

113 months

Monday 28th June 2021
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SturdyHSV said:
Just drill a hole in the black bracket that holds the clutch fluid reservoir, can sort of see it in this picture here:

That's exactly how the fish did mine, it looks factory fit done that way perfect.

HSV_Kiwi

29 posts

54 months

Thursday 5th August 2021
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The clip in the above photo is found in a couple of places on the monaro. Front shocks, rear subframe. Holds brake lines and handbrake cable.



Brackets similar to these can be cut off an old pair of shocks or an old subframe.

I mounted mine under the car on one of the bolts that connect the gearbox to the engine. So I don't squirt brake fluid in my engine bay.

Edited by HSV_Kiwi on Thursday 5th August 12:49