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86 750 Clucth not disengaging

Discussion in 'Mechanics Garage' started by grey169, May 8, 2011.

  1. grey169

    grey169 New Member

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    The bike a few years back developed a problem with the clutch not disengaging. I purchased and installed a master cylinder repair kit. I still have the same issue. I have bled the line several times to no avail. Could this be the slave cylinder? I have taken it off of the bike and I have pulled on the clutch lever and it moves some. Not sure how much it needs to move though. Maybe 1/16th of an inch. I have read on this forum that sometimes the clutch plates stick together. I had it running and drove around with it and it didn't "break" them lose.

    Does anyone have any thoughs?
     


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  2. creaky

    creaky New Member

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    When I rebuilt the slave on my 500, it pushed the rod quite a bit further than 1/16". Have you tried bleeding the banjo bolts on the brake line? Air can get trapped in them and not come out with normal bleeding.
     


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  3. grey169

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    :biggrin:
    THANKS CREAKY

    This worked perfectly. Once I did this is worked like a champ!!!!
     


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