clutch line

[bdogg317]

I changed my reservoirs and I was able to bleed the brake just fine; but im having trouble with the clutch line. Can anyone tell me how to do this.

 

[goodluck]

do it just like the brakes it just seems to take a little longer just pump it up hold and let the bleeder screw off then retighten and repeat till all the air is gone

 

[bdogg317]

do it just like the brakes it just seems to take a little longer just pump it up hold and let the bleeder screw off then retighten and repeat till all the air is gone

yea, thats wwhat i've been doing but man its taking a long time. wasn't sure if i was doing it right. thanks

 

[Gixx1300R]

Bleed it at he clutch slave also.

 

[bdogg317]

Bleed it at he clutch slave also.

ok but how?

 

[bdogg317]

getting frustrated

 

[georgiabusa_05]

just got through bleeding my brakes yesterday and it was a pain. hope ya get it OK.

 

[Gixx1300R]

Bleed it at he clutch slave also.

ok but how?

Pump the clutch and hold the handle. While holding the handle loosen the banjo bolt that is connected to the clutch slave. listen for the squishing sound. After that is done then bleed the fitting on the clutch slave also.

 

[canadian mike]

9 times out of 10 you will haveair at the top,where the line is connected...

 

[bdogg317]

thanks guys got it done.  But know I'm pissed.

 I was sitting on my bike while I was bleeding the cluth line; and when I got done (finally) I went to get up and forgot to put the kick stand down.  Down she went; but luckily I caught it before it went all the way down but I did end up cracking my sprocket cover just above the beeder valve.