Exactly.JustinP wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2019 2:30 am Weird. Even if the OEM fluid was boiling, where would it go?
Another appropriate question I don't know the answer to.
Low clutch reservoir
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Another appropriate question I don't know the answer to.
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Re: Low clutch reservoir
Which fluid did you use... just curious. Thanks!Pyrocritic wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 4:23 pm Flush and refill with a high quality fluid. Takes about 10 minutes.
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Re: Low clutch reservoir
Castrol SRF is known to be the best brake/clutch fluid out there. If it wasn't 100$ a QT down here I'de pick it up. I Ended up putting motul RBF 600 which was about 80$ a QT, but available in 1/2 qt sizes which I got for 50%. well worth it imo.
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Re: Low clutch reservoir
So I checked my fluid, it has turned black too, and its' volume is a bit lower in the reservoir.
Another damn chore.
Another damn chore.
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Re: Low clutch reservoir
This is an easy one though. Only took me about 20 minutes. I bought one of the cheap siphon kits with the blue squeeze bottle from Auto-Zone for the tubes and then used a soda bottle to drain the fluid into. 8mm open end wrench and away you go flushing that fluid out!Prof J wrote: Fri Aug 30, 2019 9:22 pm So I checked my fluid, it has turned black too, and its' volume is a bit lower in the reservoir.
Another damn chore.
Aaron
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Re: Low clutch reservoir
Aaron, you are right, it is an easy job.terrordbn wrote: Sat Aug 31, 2019 11:52 pmThis is an easy one though. Only took me about 20 minutes. I bought one of the cheap siphon kits with the blue squeeze bottle from Auto-Zone for the tubes and then used a soda bottle to drain the fluid into. 8mm open end wrench and away you go flushing that fluid out!Prof J wrote: Fri Aug 30, 2019 9:22 pm So I checked my fluid, it has turned black too, and its' volume is a bit lower in the reservoir.
Another damn chore.
Aaron
Just me kabitz'in about another thing taking a few minutes away from riding!
My frustration tolerance for chores has reeeeeally diminished since buying this bike.
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