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Clutch problems. HELP!

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    Clutch problems. HELP!

    Okay.

    I have a 4 Puck Clutch, and normally it is really stiff.

    Yesterday I was out riding around, and noticed that the more I drove the less stiff it got, and then it got to the point where my clutch pedal was on the floor, and I could not grab any gears, so I coasted into a parking lot, and noticed that clutch fluid was leaking ( from where, I don't know ) and then checked my clutch fluid and it was completely empty.

    I refilled it with clutch fluid and still no clutch.

    Could it be the slave cylinder? Did I burn the clutch out?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Figure out where it was leaking, and fix it. Most likely the master or slave cylinder. I'd replace both at the same time.

    You have to properly bleed the lines. Once there is air in the system, it won't work properly. That's why adding fluid didn't help.


    Make sure one of your lines isn't damaged... that would be more of a hassle to fix than the cylinders.






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      Originally posted by deevergote. View Post
      Figure out where it was leaking, and fix it. Most likely the master or slave cylinder. I'd replace both at the same time.

      You have to properly bleed the lines. Once there is air in the system, it won't work properly. That's why adding fluid didn't help.


      Make sure one of your lines isn't damaged... that would be more of a hassle to fix than the cylinders.
      Can I fix the slave cylinder without doing anything internal.? Is it a bolt, bleed and go ?

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        Do both master and slave. And yes, nothing internal. You just pull the cylinders, bench bleed (I didn't... makes for bleeding the lines MUCH more lengthy), install, bleed the system, and you're good.






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