Reverse bleed it, you need a syringe that can handle brake fluid and some clear tubing. Fill syringe with brake fluid and attach to bleed nipple with tubing. Open bleed nipple and force fluid in with syringe, when you have fluid entering master cylinder close bleed nipple and then bleed with normal method.
SOURCE: My Yamaha FZR 1000 Genesis clutch is leaking fluid
Sounds like you need to replace a gasket.
SOURCE: 92 yamaha fzr 600r clutch lever sticks and clutch slips
Sounds like the bike has been doing wheeles and burnouts. As the clutch plates wear the cable needs adjusting. You have reached the end of the actuating cam. New plates are your best bet.
SOURCE: yamaha fzr 1000 exup 1990, bike's been standing
this happens after they sit a while, get her started, get her rolling, put her in second gear, hold the clutch in, get her up to 20 miles an hour, hold a little throttle on and slam on the rear brake, this usually will free up the stuck friction plates. If not try it a couple of times, it has always worked for me, also if that does not work for you you have to take the side cover off of the engine (clutch side) and using a flat headed screwdriver, and a zip tie to hold the clutch lever back to the handle bar, place the screwdriver in between the clutch plates and gently pry them apart from each other, on your bike I believe you have 7 friction plates and 6 steel plates. ( if you have to remove the cover go get a gasket first).
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