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If you do replace it, it's pretty straight forward, the biggest pain is bleeding the line. Just take your time and you will be all set.
Here's show to video from TWMX:
http://youtu.be/lZIb0Vya5p4
X2 whys it need to be replaced? They don't normally go bad
If it's like the brakes, could air have got in there?
Guess I'll wait till I get home before I order the part. Then I'll check to see if there's fluid, then get a syringe and bleed them.
The Shop
Me:
question on that slave cylinder. What is it that made you say it needs to be replaced? Is all the fluid leaking out there?
Seller:
because the clutch isnt holding pressure. ive already replaced the master cylinder
master cylinder rebuild has 1 ride on it
Me:
So it's loosing fluid?
Seller:
no it doesnt loose fluid. its not able to build pressure because it slips past the oring in the master cylinder
apparently you can get the oring from a hydrolic shop, but im not sure how to take apart the slave cylinder.
ktm made it to where they want you to just buy a whole new slave cylinder
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If the fluid is still in the master cylinder, could he be correct? Or is it air possibly?
Try bleeding it first. Could just be air.
Had a buddy one time, bought a bike. Seller said "oh it needs a new clutch cable...I even bought one, but I just don't have the time to put it on." Buddy got the bike with the cable. Put it on. Guess what, you'll be very shocked, I am sure, to learn that did not fix the clutch. Turned out "needs a new cable" was a euphemism for "needs everything from the plates to the basket replaced.
Tried bleeding by attaching a tube to the slave cylinder and then ran a couple ounces of fluid from the master cylinder. Didn't work
Then tried disconnecting the slave cylinder and pushing on the center to clear any air out the master cylinder. Didn't seem to work either...
IMO, take the bike to a local KTM dealer and have em fix it. Your wallet probably won't be happy, but do you really wanna keep screwing around with a bike you just bought? Ain't nobody got time for that, it's time to ride.
Basket is pretty notched. Think this is the problem?
Trying to find the right size socket to get the basket off then try to file it
The inner backet has one small piece missing as seen in the picture. Does this have to be replaced?
Cheapest backet I found were wiseco ones for $170. These ok? Anyone have a used one for sale?
How's the pressure plate look? Fibers? Steels?
http://m.ebay.com/itm/2009-2015-KTM-125-150-200-Complete-OEM-Clutch-Kit…
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