Just looking to change the brake and clutch fluid on my 2006 2L Sport 'cos it’s looking a but murky and I don’t know when it was last done. Am I right in thinking the clutch slave cylinder is next to the oil filter, so raising front LHS of the car would give me access to the nipple?
Also, should I do brakes or clutch bleeding first?
I’ve found a lot of info on bleeding / replacing earler model clutch cylinders but nothing detailed for the NC.
That’s a great help. Thanks Dean.
And to answer your other question - Do the brakes first.
Reason - if you happen to allow the fluid to go a bit low in the reservoir - it is the clutch that gets air first.
Better to get the brakes done first - then look at the clutch that takes fluid from higher up the reservoir.
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That makes sense. Thanks Dean.