Replacing master clutch cylinder

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Quick Q regarding replacing the master clutch cylinder.
Do i only need to bleed out of the slave clutch cylinder when i replace the master cylinder, or is there a bleed point further down that needs to be bled out as well?
 
Quick Q regarding replacing the master clutch cylinder.
Do i only need to bleed out of the slave clutch cylinder when i replace the master cylinder, or is there a bleed point further down that needs to be bled out as well?

Yes, you must bleed the slave once you install the new master. I always replace both at the same time, as in my experience one soon fails after the other. It is also a good idea to bench bleed the master before install.
 
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