[Mgs] simple question

[i erbs]

if they share one reservoir and the fluid gets too low or empty, then yes,
you could potentially suck air into the clutch
Ira Erbs
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On Sun, Aug 23, 2020 at 7:16 PM dave <dave at ranteer.com> wrote:

> The brake and clutch use the same box, the same container of fluid.
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> If the master is full of fluid but there is air in the brake lines (they
> are sealed but need to be bled), will this affect the clutch?
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