I just bought a slave cyclinder from you it’s the guy with the 520 + hr beta !! Thankful for you and your help with parts and the videos you rock man !!
Do you get complete clutch loss when your slave cylinder is failing? I’m chasing a problem where I’m unable to feather the clutch when my bike gets hot.
Good timing, i have a Rekluse slave to put on. Would pre-filling the slave be any advantage? Last but now least...the screwdriver you were referring to is JIS driver, any screw that has a dot on it is this. I think many use phillips all the time with little issue.
What a great hands on video !!! I have done the strap trick myself ( on my KTM's ) and it works great !! Thank you for sharing all your Beta knowledge with us - I cannot wait to get my RX300 - 3seas will be my 1st call for parts and add on goodies - Mike
Does Beta use Phillips or JIS screws? The Japanese bikes use JIS, and I thought a lot of other manufacturers did as well. Removing a stubborn JIS screw with a Phillips screwdriver is likely to strip the head. I normally use a JIS screwdriver on my Beta.
When the slave cylinder fails, does hydraulic clutch fluid go into the gear box? Wondering if I should flush trans that before slave had fresh trans oil.
Yep, the oil will go into the transmission side. I wouldn’t do anything more than a normal oil change right after you fix it. No need to take it apart or flush it. Enjoy The Ride, Jared
Hey, the old one stayed with the customer as an exteme back up on their trip. This bike did not come apart because it needed it but we were helping a customer out on race day. They were headed south for a week of riding after the race and needed parts that day. There is no use in taking them apart as it requires a pretty special tool to get the piston and gasket back into the slave cylinder.
Thanks so much for taking the time to do your videos. So so helpful.
I just bought a slave cyclinder from you it’s the guy with the 520 + hr beta !! Thankful for you and your help with parts and the videos you rock man !!
So cool! Thanks for the continued support! Enjoy The Ride, Jared
@@3SeasRecreationthanks for your video.
That strap is a great idea! I'll be using that trick!
Do you get complete clutch loss when your slave cylinder is failing? I’m chasing a problem where I’m unable to feather the clutch when my bike gets hot.
Another Superb video. Thanks!!
I wanted to see the replacement of the parts inside the slave cylinder.
Good timing, i have a Rekluse slave to put on. Would pre-filling the slave be any advantage? Last but now least...the screwdriver you were referring to is JIS driver, any screw that has a dot on it is this. I think many use phillips all the time with little issue.
What a great hands on video !!! I have done the strap trick myself ( on my KTM's ) and it works great !! Thank you for sharing all your Beta knowledge with us - I cannot wait to get my RX300 - 3seas will be my 1st call for parts and add on goodies - Mike
Does Beta use Phillips or JIS screws? The Japanese bikes use JIS, and I thought a lot of other manufacturers did as well. Removing a stubborn JIS screw with a Phillips screwdriver is likely to strip the head. I normally use a JIS screwdriver on my Beta.
When the slave cylinder fails, does hydraulic clutch fluid go into the gear box? Wondering if I should flush trans that before slave had fresh trans oil.
Yep, the oil will go into the transmission side. I wouldn’t do anything more than a normal oil change right after you fix it. No need to take it apart or flush it. Enjoy The Ride, Jared
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take the old one apart to show us after replacing the new one ...?
Hey, the old one stayed with the customer as an exteme back up on their trip. This bike did not come apart because it needed it but we were helping a customer out on race day. They were headed south for a week of riding after the race and needed parts that day. There is no use in taking them apart as it requires a pretty special tool to get the piston and gasket back into the slave cylinder.
Why would you not suck out the old fluid from the reservoir? You’re pushing all that old shit into a new part
My circuit dont go in pressure…🥲