Replace a clutch master cylinder. Replace a clutch slave cylinder. Bleeding a clutch. Chevy R30 

The power bleeder is definitely worth the money! I have used it several times. I have another video that I made after this one showing how I replaced the hydraulic clutch line. I used the power bleeder again to bleed the system. Very easy to do by yourself.

It’s a 4 speed sm465

I am changing my 84 k5 to a standard from automatic... the bellhousing is what you will need to change for hydrolic clutch... the sm465 will be same

No, I did not.

@Brantley Blended Thx for response, maybe I'll try that 1st to cut down the air bubbles if not will get that power bleeder, good looking out

@@maineinga The motive products power bleeder is awesome. I have another video linked below where I had to replace the clutch line and bleed the clutch again. The power bleeder is definitely worth the money. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BsQ6VmGlyOA.html

Check your hydraulic line for blockage. See if you can blow compress air through the line with both ends not attached to either cylinders

I think it’s a really old part, and I don’t drive the truck very much so it just ceased up.

@@BrantleyBlended my neighbor replaced the master cylinder twice, and bent the pushrods both times. His truck is a 1989 k1500, I removed the slave cylinder and had him press down on the clutch pedal, no movement. Before we replaced both the master and the slave, I tried blowing air through it. I ended up removing the line and found that the rubber section had deteriorated internally after I cut the hose portion in half. We replaced the hose and both cylinders. Cylinders were covered under warranty anyway. Bled system, clutch is back to normal and we’re not bending anymore pushrods. Good luck 👍✌️

Did you find a solution yet?

@@joshuabrown8566 I soaked inside of trans with atf till it broke free... but there is a bad bearing in the trans... I have a spare