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Old Oct 9, 2021
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New clutch master cylinder not accepting fluid from the reservoir...

Just purchased a new clutch master cylinder. I believe it's attached to the pedal properly, but the fluid isn't traveling from the reservoir and filling up the master cylinder.

Anyone ever had this happen?
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Re: New clutch master cylinder not accepting fluid from the reservoir...

Check that the line isn't kinked or clogged
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Re: New clutch master cylinder not accepting fluid from the reservoir...

Ended up being a clamp that I lost and didn't replace on the line going from the clutch fluid reservoir to the master cylinder. I replaced it with another clamp and was able to gravity bleed the system pretty easily after that.
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