Honda CLYMER VF500C 500F (1984-1985) [130/350] Chapter fiye

Honda CLYMER VF500C 500F (1984-1985) [130/350] Chapter fiye
122 CHAPTER
FIYE
3.
Check both the
primary
and secondary
cup
for
damage,
Replace as
necessary.
Replace
the
piston
if
the
secondary cup
requires replacement.
4.
Check
the
hand lever
pivot
bore
in
the clutch
master
cylinder.
If
worn
or elongated, the
master
cylinder
must be
replaced.
5.
Inspect
the
pivot
bore in the
hand lever.
If worn
or elongated
it must
be
replaced.
6.
Make sure the
passages
in
the bottom
of the
fluid
reservoir are clear. Check the
reservoir cap
and
diaphragm
for damage and deterioration
and
replace as
necessary.
7. Inspect the condition
of the threads
in the bore
for the fluid
line.
8.
Measure the cylinder bore
(Figure
36).
Replace
the clutch
master cylinder
if
the bore exceeds
the
specifications
given
in Table 2.
9.
Measure
the
outside diameter of the
piston
as
shown
in Figure 37
with
a
micrometer.
Replace
the
piston
assembly
if
its
diameter
is less than the
specifications
given
in Table 2.
Assembly
l. Soak the
new
cups in
ft
rh
hydraulic
fluid for
at
least
15 minutes to
make
them
pliable.
Coat
the
inside of the cylinder
with fresh fluid before
assembling
parts.
CAUTION
When
installing
the
piston
assembly,
do
not allow the
cups to turn inside out,
as
they
will
be damaged
and allow
clutch
fluid
leakage
within
the
cylinder
bore.
2.
Install the spring,
primary
cup and
piston
assembly
into the cylinder together.
NOTE
Be
sure to install
the
primary
cup
with
the
open end in
first,
toward the
spring.
3.
Install the circlip;
make
sure
it seats
firmly in
the
groove.
4. Slide
in
the
rubber
boot,
the
pushrod
and the
pushrod
end
piece.
5.
Install the diaphragm and
cover.
Do not
tighten
the
cover screws
at this time as
fluid will have to be
added
later.
6.
Install
the
lever
onto
the master cylinder body.
7.
If removed, install the clutch switch.
8.
Install
the clutch
master
cylinder and
bleed the
clutch
system as
described
in
this chapter.
Clutch
Hose Replacement
There is no
factory-recommended replacement
interval
but
it is
a
good
idea to replace the clutch
hoses
every
four
years
or
when
they show signs of
cracking or
damage.
The hydraulic
hose assembly
consists of
2 flexible
hoses and
I
section of
metal
tubing.
Refer
to
Figure 35
for this
procedure.
CAUTION
Cover the
front
wheel,
fender,
(front
fairing
on
models
so equipped)
and
frame
with
a
heavy
cloth or
plastic
tarp
to
protect
them
from
accidental
spilling
of
hydraulic
fluid.
Wash
the
fluid
off
of
any
painted
or
plated
surface
immediately,
as it
will
destroy
the
finish.
Use
soapy
water
and
rinse
completely.
l. Remove the seat
(Chapter
Twelve) and both
side.
2.
On
Interceptor
models,
remove the
front
fairing
as described
in
Chapter
Twelve.
3.
Remove the
fuel
tank as
described
in
Chapter
Six.
4. Drain
the
fluid from the
entire system
as
follows:
a.
Attach
a
hose to the
bleed
valve
(Figure
38)
on the clutch
slave
cylinder.
b.
Place
the
loose end
into a container
and
open
the bleed
valve.

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