pressure bleed "CLUTCH": which adapter cap?

[Ben Swann]

> > > I got some private replies to this (thanks), but perhaps I should
emphasize
> > that I'm asking about bleeding the CLUTCH not the BRAKES.

> Thanks for the response.  However, I didn't see anything in there about
"clutch" bleeding, as opposed to "brake" bleeding, which is what I'm trying
to find out about. :)

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[I can't remember whether you need to actuate the clutch pedal to do this
or not (using the pressure bleeder), but it's pretty simple.

Huw Powell]

No it's not necessary - the pressure bleeder will force the air out.  I
think the procedure is to do this first, before the brake sequence.  If I
recall it goes: clutch, master cyl. fittings(if replaced), right rear, left
rear, right front, left front.  Consult the manual, of course.

Just did the '87 pearl avant with ATE Super Blue and a new MC.  The old
fluid and master cyl. were causing the brakes to hang when the car got hot.
 What a difference!

Ben