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    Bleeding hydraulic clutch

    Has anybody ever used a vacuum bleeder to bleed your hydraulic clutch? If so, can you recommend a good one?
    Thanks
    Current Bikes:
    2001 Yamaha FZ1 (bought same one back)

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    Mity Vac

    Harbor Freight
    http://www.harborfreight.com/mityvac...ump-39522.html

    Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-MV800...H9EMVKETHPYN7Y

    Mity Vac - http://mityvac.com/
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      #3
      Didn't need it afterall. No problems just using the clutch lever.
      Current Bikes:
      2001 Yamaha FZ1 (bought same one back)

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        #4
        I've owned three or four MityVac pumps, but they've all failed. Believe it or not this brass Harbor Freight pump has proven the most reliable by far.

        Amazing deals on this Brake Bleeder And Vacuum Pump Kit at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.


        On all these pumps, cheap and expensive, the gauge face has a brittle, astonishingly delicate plastic cover. Just save yourself the inevitable heartache and cover the gauge in a couple of layers of clear tape the first time you use it.

        Also, I've found that attaching a large clear fuel filter (like for an old Gold Wing or large garden tractor) in the vacuum line near the pump helps keep dirt and rust out of the pump and provides more vacuum "storage" volume, which often comes in handy.
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          #5
          +1 for the Harbor Freight pump. It is indestructible. Not so much the plastic cup though. I picked up a much better one at a swap meet.
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