Thanks for your input.
If your M3W doesn’t share a common reservoir, then what I am pointing out doesn’t apply to you.
Still an important issue, if you don’t make a conscious effort to flush out the clutch side with a common reservoir system, then just bleeding the brakes isn’t going to accomplish that. The fluid used in our brake/clutch is hydroscopic so if you never change it, that fluid is going to absorb water and cause internal corrosion and may damage the master cylinder. Never changing a hydroscopic fluid in a master cylinder whether it’s a clutch master cylinder or brake master cylinder can’t be good.
Last edited by Sportster; 03/10/23 11:31 PM.
2015 M3W, Morgan Aero Racing Stage 1, Garage 56 Stage 2, sport black, saddle tan, jeweled SS dash.
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