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My 2016 M3W has a glitch in the clutch release.The clutch is functioning fine and when disengaging it doesn't have any issues. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi there,
I used one of these so I could do the bleed by myself.
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3L Brake Bleeder Clutch System Fluid Power Bleeder Tool Kit with E20 Adapter
This particular kit with the E20 adapter did not fit onto my brake reservoir - if someone can share where such an adapter could be found that would be great (I bought a whole kit of them and had to cobble together bits to get the correct fit but an off the shelf item would be better.

11mm spanner required for the bleed nut.
Regards,
Paul

Be aware of the clutch bleed nipple - its plastic and can be very very tight - it rounds off really easily and then thats a whole lot of trouble to remove (oil tank out etc).
Suggest you crack it off with 11mm ring first then put the bleed pipe on and continue with open end 11mm.
Is the fluid going dark?