Series 2A clutch bleed access

[LandyQuest]

Hi Folks. Is there an easy way to access the clutch slave cylinder on my 1969 2A? Any help appreciated.

 

[Wildefalcon]

Any photos of what you got?

 

[Anaconda]

If its a 2a with a cross shaft it's pretty straightforward if I remember correctly. Just gravity bleed ours with no problem, guess you could take the transmission tunnel or floor out if you wanted, pretty straightforward.

 

[LandyQuest]

If its a 2a with a cross shaft it's pretty straightforward if I remember correctly. Just gravity bleed ours with no problem, guess you could take the transmission tunnel out if you wanted, pretty straightforward.

So I don't need access to the slave cylinder?

 

[Anaconda]

So I don't need access to the slave cylinder?

Sorry, what do you mean, what are you trying to do bleed the clutch?
All I did was release the bleed nipple and let it flow through, make sure the master cylinder stays full of fluid.
Have you even located the slave cylinder?

 

[LandyQuest]

Sorry, what do you mean, what are you trying to do bleed the clutch?
All I did was release the bleed nipple and let it flow through, make sure the master cylinder stays full of fluid.
Have you even located the slave cylinder?

The slave cylinder is vertical on the clutch bell housing right? But I'm having a hard time getting to the bleed nipple, which I assume is on it? Also in Canada, so it's fitted with a heater on the bulk head cabin side.