Reply to "Black stuff in clutch master reservoir"

mangustaMember

Well, that certainly looks a little more involved than a single o-ring.....but like everything I have encountered with the Goose......"your mileage may vary!" I found 3-4 different slave seals used over time in the same cylinder.

OK! So further, what are the markings on the umbrella seal and in the other rubber cup seal??? If known, these could be potentially sourced......

What needs to be known, is stuff like bore diameter, shaft diameter (ID of seal)....

Steve (the other one....)

5/14/238:18 AM

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