Clutch fluid missing
#1
Clutch fluid missing
So recently I have had to add clutch fluid. First time this has happened. No visible signs of leaks at either banjo and hose is a new SS one.
Whats my next check/fix the slave seal?
Whats my next check/fix the slave seal?
#10
Haha, ok so that was for sure the nastiest part on the whole bike. Totally caked with crud. Scrubbed it, honed it with 400 grit, installed the rebuild kit. Quick bleed and hopefully its ok.
Will test ride soon.
Will test ride soon.
#12
But that's the master right? I should look at that too but I am good about changing and flushing fluid. The slave was worse than anything you pictured above. Glad its done.
Now for the van door power lock actuator.......
Now for the van door power lock actuator.......
#13
It is, yes. But if your slave was that bad, chances are the master has some goop too. I'm pretty good with fluid changes as well, but it happens...
I really didn't need a kit, a good thorough cleaning would have sufficed but I figured while I was in there, might as well.
I really didn't need a kit, a good thorough cleaning would have sufficed but I figured while I was in there, might as well.
#16
Yeah like Thursday for us, guessing it gets to you sooner. I am slightly sick of commuting in the rain but its a pretty easy ride compared to last year. I washed the bike today but its wet tomorrow so short lived clean.
#17
that sluge continues to build with every bit of atmospheric moisture that makes it into the system until it builds enough compressibility to hinder correct operation, or corrodes, damages the seals, piston, cylinder to cause an issue.
The only way to "clean" the hydraulic system is to disassemble and really clean each part.
You can delay that for years by replacing fluid a couple of times a year.
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