Posted by Jason N on June 5, 2006, 3:32 pm
Hi,
I just put fresh fluids in the bike. Now I have found a leak in my
clutch cable.
It looks like it is coming out from underneath of a boot where the
upper and lower clutch cables join at the forward portion of the
motorcycle.
Any ideas?
Thanks
-Jason
Posted by Joey Heredia on June 5, 2006, 3:54 pm
Jason N wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just put fresh fluids in the bike. Now I have found a leak in my
> clutch cable.
>
> It looks like it is coming out from underneath of a boot where the
> upper and lower clutch cables join at the forward portion of the
> motorcycle.
>
> Any ideas?
Turn the bike upside down, and return it to the swamp from which you
found it.
After all, a bike with leaky cables from both the upper AND lower clutch
cable boots that are dripping fluids,(at the foward portion no less!) is
a sign that you attempted a repair!
Also, check for leaks in your battery cables.
Posted by Jason N on June 5, 2006, 5:04 pm
I'm terribly sorry. I thought I was dealing with somebody who actually
owned a Harley.
My mistake.
-J
Joey Heredia wrote:
> Jason N wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I just put fresh fluids in the bike. Now I have found a leak in my
> > clutch cable.
> >
> > It looks like it is coming out from underneath of a boot where the
> > upper and lower clutch cables join at the forward portion of the
> > motorcycle.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> Turn the bike upside down, and return it to the swamp from which you
> found it.
> After all, a bike with leaky cables from both the upper AND lower clutch
> cable boots that are dripping fluids,(at the foward portion no less!) is
> a sign that you attempted a repair!
>
> Also, check for leaks in your battery cables.
Posted by Maineiac on June 5, 2006, 5:40 pm
> Hi,
> I just put fresh fluids in the bike. Now I have found a leak in my
> clutch cable.
> It looks like it is coming out from underneath of a boot where the
> upper and lower clutch cables join at the forward portion of the
> motorcycle.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks
> -Jason
Jason, if you don't have one already I suggest you buy the service manual
for your bike. If you get the manual then you will see that this "boot
where the upper and lower clutch cables join at the forward portion of the
motorcycle" is the clutch adjustment (at least that is the vibe I am
getting). You don't mention it but if you lube your cable it might leak at
that point.
Read the FAQ. http://rmhfaq.com/ , post an intro, buy a round for the house.
Reading the FAW will go a long way in educating you how to post here
correctly and actually get a useful answer. It is just the way things are
done here, there is no point in fighting it.
--
Maineiac
'04 FLSTC
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"Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the
experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination
to do so" - Douglas Adams
Posted by Maineiac on June 5, 2006, 5:45 pm
> Read the FAQ. http://rmhfaq.com/ , post an intro, buy a round for the
> house. Reading the FAW will go a long way in educating you how to post
> here correctly and actually get a useful answer. It is just the way
> things are done here, there is no point in fighting it.
Hey Maineiac, just what the hell is a FAW? Did you mean FAQ? Ya dipshit...
--
Maineiac
'04 FLSTC
Pull my finger to reply
"I wouldn't mind being the last man on Earth, just to see if all of those
girls were telling the truth." _ Ronnie Shakes
>
> I just put fresh fluids in the bike. Now I have found a leak in my
> clutch cable.
>
> It looks like it is coming out from underneath of a boot where the
> upper and lower clutch cables join at the forward portion of the
> motorcycle.
>
> Any ideas?