Moisture in the clutch fluid, boiling to vapour, creating air bubbles?
+1 If it works well when cool, my bet's on moisture in the fluid.Moisture in the clutch fluid, boiling to vapour, creating air bubbles?
The boiling point of brake/clutch fluid is much, much higher than water. The dry boiling point of DOT4 fluid is 230?C compared to 100?C for water. Note that the DOT4 boiling point drops to 155?C with only 3.7% water by volume, so just a little moisture can cause a problem. This is why most recommend using a new, unopened can of brake fluid when changing.OK, makes sense.. but should it be normal for a bike sitting at idle once warmed up will over heat the clutch fluid? or only if there is moisture in the fluid?