Reply to "Black stuff in clutch master reservoir"

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Here is another take on Larry's bolt head retainer idea (I welded on a curved piece of steel rod) with the application of a plain pin and clip to retire the circ-clip style pin (the proper sized pin from my junk box just happened to have a hex shaped head).

The next problem you may encounter is the new dust boot on your master is a too tight fit in the hole. Here's a pic of some junk parts and how I reduced the diameter on a bench grinder very neatly, no tears, no cuts.

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