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  1. 11-12-2008, 14:13 #1
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    how to bleed clarke CFC 1000

    Does anybody here know how to bleed a Clarke CFC 1000 engine crane, I have had this for a while now and never had to do it and there are no obvious things to do. I have found the screw that lets all the fluid out but am unable to find a hole to top it up / bleed it.
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    Re: how to bleed clarke CFC 1000

    Can you not position it with the bleed hole to the top and then poor/fill it up there?
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    Re: how to bleed clarke CFC 1000

    I gave you the instructions on your engine thread!
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    Re: how to bleed clarke CFC 1000

    Quote Originally Posted by MATT C Ringworm Tuning View Post
    I gave you the instructions on your engine thread!
    Time moves in a roughly linear fashion Matt. Check the time
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  5. 12-12-2008, 20:52 #5
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    Re: how to bleed clarke CFC 1000

    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew Cooke View Post
    Time moves in a roughly linear fashion Matt. Check the time

    Cheers Andy & Matt for the advice not attempted as yet as can't be arsed at the mo as filling really rough but will try over the weekend.
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