However, you can pump the clutch hydraulic drive yourself, through the brake system. Attach the hose to the bleed valve located on the front disc brake caliper. The hose must be transparent and long enough to connect the brake bleed fittings to the clutch hydraulics.
Sequence of work
1. Raise the front of the vehicle and place the front of the vehicle on stands.
2. Remove the lower engine protection.
3. Fill the reservoir with brake fluid up to the mark «MAX».
4. Remove the dust caps from the air vents on the slave cylinder and on the front caliper of the disc wheel brake. Carefully loosen the bleeder fittings. Attach the hose to the fitting located on the front disc brake caliper.
5. Fill the hose with brake fluid. To do this, gently open the fitting on the caliper. Slowly depress the brake pedal (performs assistant) and keep it pressed. Close the air bleed valve and release the brake pedal. Repeat the operation until the hose is completely filled with brake fluid.
6. Put the other end of the hose closed with a finger on the fitting to remove air from the working cylinder of the clutch hydraulic drive, open both fittings.
7. Ask the assistant to squeeze out a brake pedal again, the union for removal of air on a support close and release a brake pedal.
8. Repeat the operation until air bubbles stop coming out together with the brake fluid. Top up the brake fluid level in the reservoir if necessary.
9. Close the air vents on the clutch slave cylinder and on the disc brake caliper. Remove the hose and install the dust caps.