Brake bleeding issue
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Brake bleeding issue
I've got a very slow leak after a full flush
Does the nipple wear where it seats to the cylinder?
Does the nipple thread get damaged enough to twist the nipple of it's seat?
Does the nipple thread bore on the cylinder fatigue?
Will the rubber cylinder cap dislodge with the drums on?
Can the cylinder plunger become misaligned in its seats with everything nice a tight?
have i missed anything?
Does the nipple wear where it seats to the cylinder?
Does the nipple thread get damaged enough to twist the nipple of it's seat?
Does the nipple thread bore on the cylinder fatigue?
Will the rubber cylinder cap dislodge with the drums on?
Can the cylinder plunger become misaligned in its seats with everything nice a tight?
have i missed anything?
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Hi John
thanks for your reply...
that's what i thought too, it's been parked, if its internal, it will start to dribble out the bottom of the drum...
fingers crossed for tommorrow....
i like this blue color better anyway....
thanks for your reply...
that's what i thought too, it's been parked, if its internal, it will start to dribble out the bottom of the drum...
fingers crossed for tommorrow....
i like this blue color better anyway....
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