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This guide provides essential information for riders using the All Balls Clutch Master Cylinder Repair Kit on KTM SX65 (2005-2013) and SX85 (2005-2012) motorcycles. This kit offers a cost-effective solution for maintaining clutch performance. Note that proper installation requires mechanical experience and access to the necessary tools.
| Model Part Number | Clutch Master Cylinder Repair Kit |
|---|---|
| Brand | All Balls |
You will need wrenches, screwdrivers, a bleed kit, and potentially a torque wrench.
Consult your motorcycle's service manual for the correct brake fluid type.
It is recommended to bleed the clutch system during the repair process and periodically as part of routine maintenance, or if air gets into the system.
Refer to your motorcycle's service manual or an online tutorial for step-by-step guidance. Be sure to consult with a qualified mechanic if needed.
All Balls Racing products are generally backed by a satisfaction guarantee. Contact the seller for specific warranty details.
No, this kit is designed specifically for KTM SX65 (2005-2013) and SX85 (2005-2012) models.
Double-check the installation process and ensure all seals are properly seated. Re-bleed the clutch system. If the leak persists, consult a qualified mechanic.
Re-bleed the clutch system to remove any air bubbles.
Check for leaks at other clutch system components (slave cylinder, lines). Ensure all seals are properly seated.
Check the clutch adjustment and ensure proper clutch plate operation. Verify correct installation of master cylinder components.
Setup:
Compatibility: This kit is specifically designed for KTM SX65 motorcycles from 2005-2013 and SX85 motorcycles from 2005-2012. Ensure your motorcycle model and year match the kit's specifications.
Care: Regularly inspect the clutch master cylinder for leaks or any signs of wear. Keep the area clean to prevent contamination. Use the correct type of brake fluid and change it according to your motorcycle's maintenance schedule.
