Clutch master cylinder cap.

This weekend I found it hard getting into gear. No visible signs of leaks but when rebled the cap has a pinprick in it. Any suggestions or anyone out there with a spare. Can they be bought anywhere?

Any suggestions grateful.

Cheers poorly Rupert!

Ireland here we come.

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Is it the screw on cap or the actual top of the master cylinder? I think the screw cap is supposed to have a hole in to act as a breather.
The top metal rim on Harvey's clutch cylinder developed a pin hole (fountain of fluid when I put the Easybleed on[xx(]) but I got away with it for a while by screwing in a short self tapper wrapped in plumbers tape. I eventually had to replace it though with one off Martin.

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The screw on cap should have a pin hole in it as a breather.

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Thsnks for the advice, it is actually on the cap so maybe I have just been a bit to liberal with the level.

By the way I used Hardbleed, I got the better half to assist.



Ireland here we come.

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I recently changed my master cylinder, and bleed the clutch. it was ok for a day or so, and then started palying up a bit, so I bled it again, same thing happened two days later, anyway after bleeding it three or four times its now ok!;)

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