Subject	The slave pin should extend at least 3/4" of travel.
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on May 13, 2012 at 9:01 PM
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In Reply To	It does pivot. posted by rojoloco (VA Beach) on May 12, 2012 at 08:11 PM
Message	I am estimating from previous experience, so this dimension is not an exact figure. However, if the pin is only extending a 1/4" or so, the problem is most likely in the hydraulics. If you get closer to an inch of travel out of the slave, then the fork pivot pin, clutch fork and/or clutch pressure plate fingers need to be examined. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	Clutch still not working - rojoloco (VA Beach) 12:15:26 05/12/12 Does the slave move the fork when you push the clutch? - my91z 16:05:00 05/12/12 It does pivot. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 20:11:53 05/12/12 The slave pin should extend at least 3/4" of travel. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:01:44 05/13/12 Did you use a new pivot ball? Somehow I managed to - evan_aggie(ATX) 23:31:52 05/15/12 I used the shorter one for the Z33 cast fork. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 09:22:07 05/16/12 Could be a failed master or slave cylinder. - Evan_Wright (Ca) 20:15:43 05/12/12 I just have a hard time believing it. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 20:42:22 05/12/12 Pull the master and take a look. Sometimes the leak - Evan_Wright (Ca) 22:42:28 05/12/12 Sorry to hear the reverse bleed didn't fix it - OverZealous (CT) 18:15:17 05/13/12 If you are sure your master an slave are working properly - njz 21:12:34 05/12/12 That part seems doubtful as well. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 21:52:16 05/12/12 Bleed from both lines? - Rocket man 15:46:10 05/13/12 Yup. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 20:56:29 05/13/12 I still think it's something mechanical to do with - doug8867 18:05:29 05/13/12 I want to measure the fork travel first. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 20:59:06 05/13/12 My fork moves about 3/4"-1" where the slave contacts. (n/m) - Evan_Wright (Ca) 21:20:38 05/13/12 I'm still struck by the sudden onset of your issues and. - doug8867 11:55:49 05/14/12 Not really sure. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 14:24:51 05/14/12 Air can leak into the system w/o brake fluid leaking out. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 11:37:21 05/14/12 I never even though about that. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 19:27:08 05/14/12
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