Air in the clutch circuit
can be a bad (or failing) seal at either end... but more likely the master.
When you take your foot off the pedal, the seal's allowing a little air to draw
into the circuit.
oooo... how old is your clutch hose? If it's swelling shut- in that one- way-
valve fashion that they sometimes do- then it could cause one end or the other
to suck air.
I'm with Gordon: there just isn't enough heat in the circuit to boil the
fluid...
hth,
Toby
> > Hi all,
> > I need a good brake fluid that will not boil to easy for my
> > clutch. On long
> > drives I seem to get a little air in the line if it a real hot
> > day or 4 to 6
> > hour ride. Master and slave + metal and rubber lines are new. Any
> > suggestions.
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Jim
> > 70 2000
>
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