Subject	Try pushing the fork back by hand, If it moves
Posted by	Spddracer on April 08, 2010 at 8:14 PM
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In Reply To	clutch pressure posted by TJSB on April 06, 2010 at 06:50 PM
Message	more than where the slave is at rest at the fork or pivot ball is broken. If that is ok you probably just need to loosen up the adjustment at the pedal clevis a little so the piston inside the master can get some fluid in it. If the pedal adjustment is to tight you will never get it bled as no fluid can get in the piston area of the master. Zspeedperformance.com
Follow Ups	clutch pressure - TJSB 18:50:24 04/06/10 Re: clutch pressure (n/m) - Sevore 19:58:59 04/06/10 Re: Re: clutch pressure - TJSB 20:20:14 04/06/10 A few questions. - Milo (SATX) 09:43:27 04/07/10 Re: A few questions. - TJSB 13:21:34 04/07/10 Check for a puncture in the line for starters. - Milo (SATX) 20:57:07 04/07/10 Getting any air in the line? - Milo (SATX) 20:08:48 04/06/10 I'm having a problem with clutch pressure also, was planning - Adamo 22:40:17 04/06/10 Try pushing the fork back by hand, If it moves - Spddracer 20:14:29 04/08/10
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