Questions & Answers for: Suzuki VS 1400 Intruder where is the clutch bleeder

...clutch on the handle bars. loosten the bleeder screw while pulling in the lever. shut bleeder before letting up the lever. --repete(having plenty of specified fluid on hand)till fluid comes out of ...

bleeder before releasing clutch lever, or else air will be sucked in, not bled out. Start bleeding closest to the reservoir, working down through each connection or bleeder vavle, finally bleeding the

...clutch res... lock it down......and you put the bleeder valve higher than the reservoir....(tilt the wheel you are bleeding in the air) won't the air go to the top...........?????...just a back words ...

...Either should work fine, since these systems are so small just a little air in the system can make your clutch not work. If you dont have either, i would reccomend buying the vacuum bleeder first. ...

...clutch system and it works great now--i found to aid the bleeding process i had to back off the bolt a little at the master cylinder and bleed it there too -same as you would a bleeder screw ((( do ...

clutch want build pressure put on a new slave cylinder.no leaks anywhere. THIS SYSTEM WILL NEED BLEEDING AS WOULD A BRAKE SYSTEM USING BRAKE FLUID. THERE IS A BLEEDER SCREW DOWN AT THE SLAVE FOR THIS ...

...clutch, open bleeder, pump clutch in, close bleeder, release clutch. The clutch will get very tight and feel awesome next time you ride. The problem is most likly not the clutch master cylinder. I ...

...clutch plates apart.DO NOT DRAIN OUT THE FLUID THEN TRY AND REPLACE IT....add fluid ,pump it out the bleeder until it comes out clean and clear. they have very small lines and air bubbles are very ...

...bleeder bolt on your clutch slave.....on Yamaha its under a rubber flap on left side...Suzuki might be different). Attach a hose to bleeder and route to a waste container.Pump the lever a few times ...

...bleeder for the clutch, the easiest way to change the fluid is with a vacuum pump (mighty mite) connected to the bleeder. Ensure the resivoir stays full and use the vacuum pump on the open bleeder ...