Clutch Lever is loose

[Poncho26]

Just a quick simple question

if the clutch slave cylinder is bloken and there is no oil in the lines will the clutch lever be loose?

Thank you all in advance.

[Du-Rron]

Just a quick simple question

if the clutch slave cylinder is bloken and there is no oil in the lines will the clutch lever be loose?

Thank you all in advance.

 

With no oil and nothing to pump or return the lever to home position, then yes, the lever will be loose.

[Poncho26]

Is there anything i have to be aware of before replacing the clutch slave cylinder?

I've seen post where a hone or honning is mentioned.

[bongobobny]

Rebuilding is a crap shoot at best, you are better served to buy a whole new one.

 

It helps to have a good vocabulary of curse words when removing the old one and installing the new one...

[Poncho26]

The guy gave me this

[Jayceesfolly]

Yup, you got the right part.

 

Jim

[Poncho26]

When i take the cover off the side of the bike will oil come out of there or should be dry and clean?

Also do i have to to remove the banjo screw and the one on top and bottom put the new part and that's it?

Or what's the process to follow?

[Patmac6075]

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?116337-Clutch-Hydraulic-Rebuild-Tutorial

 

Here is a write up I did.

[Air Ready Auto]

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?116337-Clutch-Hydraulic-Rebuild-Tutorial

 

Here is a write up I did.

[Poncho26]

Update

I replaced the clutch slave cylinder took me 10 minutes to take it out and 1 hour to put back it slides right really easy but took me an hour to figure it out, unfortunately I striped one of the flat head hex screws and couldn't add dot3 to the master cylinder, if anybody have a recommendation of how to get it out I will very much appreciate it thank you.

 

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[bongobobny]

OK, first, WHY you stripped out the screw!! These are METRIC bikes and even the screws, especially the Phillips type are metric! Every time you use an SAE screwdriver on a JIS screw you are probably going to strip out the head!!! You need to invest in a set of JIS (Japan Industrial Standard) screwdrivers!! The main difference is the angle of the slots.

 

So, for now, you need to drill or grind off the head of the screw and then remove the stud with vice grips.

 

 

OK, after carefully re-reading your post, I am confused as to which screw you stripped. I ass u me'd you are referring to the master cylinder cover and not one of the slave mounting screws...

 

If you are referring to the master cylinder cover, plan on buying two of them as you probably buggered up the other head.