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86 vfr 700 clutch bleeding!!!!!!! HELP

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  1. my86vfr750

    my86vfr750 New Member

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    just bought it and there was no fluid in it.there are no leaks and I can get it to hold pressure or for that matter I can get pressure at all.fluid comes out the slave bleder screw but does'nt shoot out like it should.is there a special way to do this?
     


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    Bleeding

    Pinch the line near the master cylinder with pliers (lightly) and you will feel pressure. Pump until fluid flows out slave and bleed normally.:thumbsup:
     


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    if I take the banjo bolt out of the master and one pull while my finger over it it pushes my finger off and fluid squirts every where.I take the banjo off the slave and put my fingers on the hose and theres pressure but not alot,I took the slave off and pushed the piston in all the way and pulled the lever I can feel it move but it dont push out.no leaks any where.
    with the master building pressure like that I would assume its good.
     


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    Just try what I said, it works.
     


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    do I keep the bleeder bolt open while pinching the line with pliers?
     


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    Yup!

    You need to fill the line and slave and it will bleed normally.
     


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    will try tomorrow,,thanks,,do you know what the largest cylinder I can put on the bike to make it more cc's?
     


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    how do I go about filling the line and slave?
     


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