We're on Boost
15+ Year Contributor
- 2,105
- 842
- Aug 25, 2007
-
Seattle area,
Washington
The Clutch fork (upgraded), pivot ball, and throw-out bearing have all been replaced and only have a few hundred miles on it. Could this be a leaky MC, or SC? I do not see any fluid anywhere, but I am unsure why the fork wouldn't go back to its original position. Any ideas on this one?
Are you sure it is the fork that is getting stuck? Or is it the slave cylinder that is getting stuck?
Squeeze the boot that is on the end of the slave cylinder. With your fingers, and be careful that it might squirt at your face if there is any fluid in there.
If the cylinder is leaking, it can accumulate in the boot and not leak out onto the floor at all, until you squeeze the boot.
Or pull that boot off.
Also like Mech Addict said, take the fork window boot off and you might see something that way too.