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bleeding a clutch on a 98 ranger
what is the maximum time have anyone had to bleed the clutch on a 98 ranger

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It should take no more than 10 minutes. The fool-proof Brake Bleeder Economy One-Man, Cal-Van Tools, No. 247, allows one person to bleed brake/clutch systems easily.

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where did you purchase this tool from.
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Tractor Supply Company. However, I haven't seen it there is several years. Look online and you should be able to run it down. If not, Harbor Freight has a "Brake Bleeder Adaptor & Tubing," #98864, $3.99 that should work:

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=98864

I haven't tried it, personally, though.
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It's important to fill hydraulic clutch reservoirs to the MAX Line, but no further. Overfilling is a sure way to have one fail. I bleed the hydraulic clutch in my Civic every 2 years.
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