Time to remove the slave cylinder. Pop off the plastic guard over the lower left side of the transmission. No bolts or screws, just tabs in rubber grommets holding it on. Assuming the system is empty and the clutch line is already removed, there’s just 3 bolts holding it in place. The slave cyl will come off at that point followed by the spacer. Be careful not to drop the piston as you remove this. If it’s not damaged you can use it again. Mine looks pretty corroded, so I’ll be ordering a new one.
Clutch – Master Cylinder
Well, the clutch has never worked. That was one of the “disclosed” problems with this bike when I bought it. The other problems were all just extra surprises that I didn’t have to pay any extra for! I’ve been messing with this clutch off and on, and now it’s the only thing left between me and the open road, so now I have to tackle it.