Clutch hard to DIS-engage

Started by dgc67, July 30, 2008, 03:57:31 PM

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dgc67

What would cause the clutch to become hard to dis-engage after warming up?
I am going to look at an 83 V45 this weekend and the guy says this is happening and that he has rebuilt the slave cylinder already due to this.  Depending on what it might be will impact my offer, if I make one at all.

John Luttrell

Worst case is a new slave cylinder and master cylinder; but more than likely a fresh rebuild on both and a good system flush will fix it.
John Luttrell
2001 VF750c Magna
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Jumbobret

1985 V65 Magna Stainless Steel Braided Lines, Corbin, Hid Headlamp, and Progessive Springs Front & Rear Shocks
Arlington,Tx
Bret aka Barney

gbess

I agree also  my 83 V65 did this two weeks ago.  We flushed the hydraulic fluid and it works fine again now.

dgc67

I figured as much.  Went and looked at 83 V45 with that problem.  Overall bike seemed solid enough for 45K on it.  I was looking for a parts bike and he was not willing to come down to my idea of a parts bike price. I don't blame him.  He had some aftermarket stuff and was asking $1100.  He likely will sell it for that.