My thoughts ran toward a blockage in the MC since it was pressure in the
line. If I'm not mistaken, the bleeder is 'upstream' of the slave cylinder,
so a bit of dirt or old rubber there shouldn't keep pressure in the line.
Regardless, if the problem has gone away and doesn't return, the point is
r
Good work, Bob. How did the fluid look? Sounds like you might perhaps have a
little dirt in your line, or might be nearing time for a clutch master
rebuild.
If it happens again, thoroughly drain then bleed that particular set of
hydraulics, until the fluid is clean as the fluid going in.
Kurt
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'83 CB 550sc
Well, after changing the oil twice and taking the clutch plates out to check
them within specs, and checking the springs within specs, the clutch still
slipped in every gear! In a flash of brilliance, I decided to see if there
was any pressure in the hydraulic clutch system when
