Time to have a look at the clutch master cylinder and clutch slave cylinder. Hopefully this will solve our issues with this old Honda not wanting to move forward.
I got that big syringe in a crafts store many years ago. So it’s nothing special. I’ve seen them being sold at pharmacies as well and I guess Amazon would have them?
Yours is making the same popping noise while idling as mine. Have you figured that out? Seems I have only the front right cylinder thats not running right.
Honestly I haven't really ridden or wrenched on this bike for a while. People have been telling that it's the valves. So a valve adjustment might solve the issue? What are your theories?
Hi just done my Honda st1100 slave rebuid , seals new spring , put piston back into slave cylinder housing , tiny bit of break fluid rubbed around both inside & outer piston , but does not spring back can just keep pushing until all the way down any ideas what's wrong please?
No the problem is the same as before went at slave got slave working springing but same rattling sound when put into first no move , had feedback from other users saying to check shaft spline on wheel I think, maybe grease gon been there 25 yrs, @@HeavyMetalParkingSpot
Whered you get that turkey baster thing you used to bleed it the second time?
I got that big syringe in a crafts store many years ago. So it’s nothing special. I’ve seen them being sold at pharmacies as well and I guess Amazon would have them?
Yours is making the same popping noise while idling as mine. Have you figured that out? Seems I have only the front right cylinder thats not running right.
Honestly I haven't really ridden or wrenched on this bike for a while. People have been telling that it's the valves. So a valve adjustment might solve the issue? What are your theories?
thanks for the video! Helped me alot
I'm glad to hear! Thanks for leaving a comment!
What size is that hose you used to bleed the slave cylinder?
5 mm inner diameter. It's just what I had on hand, so might be a size that fits even better. But it worked!
Hi just done my Honda st1100 slave rebuid , seals new spring , put piston back into slave cylinder housing , tiny bit of break fluid rubbed around both inside & outer piston , but does not spring back can just keep pushing until all the way down any ideas what's wrong please?
Did you maybe put the seal on the wrong way?
No the problem is the same as before went at slave got slave working springing but same rattling sound when put into first no move , had feedback from other users saying to check shaft spline on wheel I think, maybe grease gon been there 25 yrs, @@HeavyMetalParkingSpot
@@brocky78 Sorry, I don't have any more ideas. I hope you'll find someone who can help you and you can get your bike back on the road!
Also when you took the slave cylinder apart what was that you were dipping the pieces in? Oil or brake fluid
That's brake fluid. I dip all the pieces that goes back into the cylinder in that.
@@HeavyMetalParkingSpot hey thanks.
what kind of fluid did you use for the cylinder?
The clutch uses DOT 3 brake fluid.
Thank you very much
I made it now in my CBX750F 1985 Bol d’or.
Tanks for that
That's awesome! 💪
Step by step to the maximum go-power back to the future.... 👌🏻☮️
Yeah, that bike is really going back to the future. 😂🧑🔬
Getting there lol
One small step at the time. 😂