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Hello,

Ive been attempting to bleed the old clutch fluid from my Scorpa sy250, but cant seem to find a bleed point except for a hexagonal headed

socked attatch to the hydraulic clutch cable on the end nearest to the clutch mechnism. There isnt much room to have a great look as ive not done this beofre and any help would be apprecited.

Thank

WRC

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Hello,

Ive been attempting to bleed the old clutch fluid from my Scorpa sy250, but cant seem to find a bleed point except for a hexagonal headed

socked attatch to the hydraulic clutch cable on the end nearest to the clutch mechnism. There isnt much room to have a great look as ive not done this beofre and any help would be apprecited.

Thank

WRC

Hello wrc, there is no bleed nipple on the sy,i bled mine at a trial because the sir-clip broke on the slave cylinder pushing the piston out. found new clip put it all back to-gether topped the resivoir up & pumped the lever,while flicking the cabel to get any air to rise to the top,only took 20mins & finished the trial. hope this helps. P.S (pump the lever slow.)
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Hello,

Ive been attempting to bleed the old clutch fluid from my Scorpa sy250, but cant seem to find a bleed point except for a hexagonal headed

socked attatch to the hydraulic clutch cable on the end nearest to the clutch mechnism. There isnt much room to have a great look as ive not done this beofre and any help would be apprecited.

Thank

WRC

Hello wrc, there is no bleed nipple on the sy,i bled mine at a trial because the sir-clip broke on the slave cylinder pushing the piston out. found new clip put it all back to-gether topped the resivoir up & pumped the lever,while flicking the cabel to get any air to rise to the top,only took 20mins & finished the trial. hope this helps. P.S (pump the lever slow.)

Hello Slack,

Many thanks for you help.

I have sent you a PM.

Regards

WRC

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  • 3 weeks later...

Its probably not a good idea to just bleed the slave. Getting to it is such a hassle that you shoud give irt a rep kit and change the oil at the same time.

To get to it you have to remove; rear mudguard, rear subframe, air box, shocker, muffler, center pot and carb!

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