I recently bend my clutch rod at that time fluid was coming out from the clutch rod hole..it may be low because now at a good speed in 6th gear it feels like a its sipping for fluid and starts to tug..so im thinking now its that fluid as it was leaking out..i never replaced that lost fluid..but need to know what fluid is it that came out?

SOURCE: Signs of a leaking clutch slave?

A leaky slave would be more likely to give a soft lever. What you're describing sound more like a problem with the return bleed in the master. Have you made any adjustments recently?

Posted on Nov 20, 2008

SOURCE: when to change a clutch

Clutch life all comes down to how you ride it, and more so how much you slip it. I've seen how alot of people ride and honestly wouldn't be suprised if they needed new clutches before they hit 10k miles... makes me cringe hearing them take off from a stop. I think to myself.... "what did that clutch ever do to you?? " LOL But yea if you're not running evergy conserving oil, and there's plenty of freeplay in the lever, then it sounds like it's clutch time. There's no set mileage interval for clutches, just depends on how each individual one is treated. On my bike I've got 113k on the original factory clutch and it's still fine... no slippage at all. My buddies Suzuki Bandit was on it's 3rd clutch by 40k or so (but that bike had other problems too). My Accord I got 321k out of the original factory clutch, and it never started slipping just broke a damper spring on the clutch disc and jammed the clutch. I've known of a woman with a brand new Hyundai that burnt the clutch out in 1000 miles (yea she didn't know how to drive manual... at all). It's all relative Sounds like you need a clutch th

Posted on Nov 20, 2008

SOURCE: Eagle talon tsi turbo

when was the last time u changed the fuel filter??
if it is not slipping gears then its not the clutch.
this also could be the beginning of a bad fuel pump.they also start that way

Posted on Dec 13, 2008

SOURCE: engine timing, hornet 250

there is normally marks on the flywheel. sometimes 3 sometimes less. find the mark that makes the left piston sit at top dead centre on the compression strocke and it should be lined up correct. make sure that u are happy before u try starting otherwise it could end up very expensive.

Posted on Dec 31, 2008

SOURCE: hydraulic clutch slave cylinder leaks needs replacement

you sure can replace it. I suggest checking out autozone.com for a free online repair manual with step by step directions and diagrams

Posted on Mar 31, 2009