2002 kawasaki VN 1500 Vulcan Classic "clutch fluid keeps running" Questions

...clutch fluid? ok take the clutch maste cylinder cap off on the handlebars,get a ball of tissue and gently put it into the fluid it will soak it up,repeat this until its dry in there but make sure you ...

...clutch lever while bleeding.To do this )1 - remove all fluid from the fluid reservoir. 2) Fill with fresh fluid and replace the cap LOOSELY, you just want to cover the reservoir from any contaminants ...

...clutch fluid level in the reservoir. If it's below the lower mark, take the cap off and fill it to the upper level. Use D.O.T. 3 or 4 brake fluid. If this doesn't solve the problem you may have air ...

...clutch fluid return port was plugged. It's a small pinhole in the master cylinder that bleeds pressure back to the reservoir when the clutch lever is released. Otherwise pressure builds up in the ...

...clutch wont disengage Hello, I have a 03 zx12r with 7000k i used the bike maybe twice last season of 08. I put bike away for winter, with running it at an idle through out the winter to keep fluids ...

...clutch fluid get on plastic or painted parts. The finish will be damaged. Add fluid to the line level on master cylinder casing. Remove left rear crankcase cover. Remove cap from the bleeder valve on ...

fluid and then begin by pumping the clutch lever several times. While holding the clutch lever in, loosen the bleeder valve briefly, then re-close it. Do not release the clutch lever while the bleeder

fluid. Bleeding the clutch or brakes following this procedure: 1. Top off the reservoir with brake fluid, leave lid off or temporarily replace it, if fluid can spill during bleeding. 2. Cyle the lever

...clutch leaver and push the fluid into the syringe, each time you push the fluid make sure you don't run the master pot empty that must have a small amount in it, then wait until the air bubbles have ...

...clutch cable runs into it. On top of this cover, there's a plug that takes a 3/8" Allen or hex key to remove. Remove the plug and there's a dipstick on it. Keep the oil level between the two lines. ...