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i'll keep my eyes open in the hope that they miraculously get fixed!
How much of a pain are the MC's to put new seals in? Biggred are just over the road so I should get a seal kit easy!
Was just a lucky guess tbh 🤷♂️
I'll try and tackle it from the top, but i may just drag the whole lot through the bulkhead and strip it down on a bench!
Thanks for the advice tonight bud!
oh okay yeah - with a cable clutch I imagine its a bit easier to come through the bulkhead!
I'm gonna take a guess and say you're based in Yorkshire... unfortunately I'm about 3.5 hours south in Worcester, so unless you fancy a trip... 😆
@YorkshireKyle easiest way to take the MC and servo out? undo everything and bring it back through the cabin with the pedal box? then i guess i need to get clip/an rs tuner to make the abs bleed easier?
if you could mate that would be ace!
this might be a job for the week between christmas and new year.
i found this the other day too, maybe it was brake fluid after all...
thought this might be the case...
is it a case of take apart, clean, new seals and refit or is it more a case of new servo/MC?
i didn't notice whether the MC was moving too much, but the reservoir seems to move around a lot on the top of the MC. noticed when i was undoing/doing the cap on the...
so I shouldn't be worrying about it too much?
My reservoir also seems quite wobbly on the top of the MC, is this how it should be or should it be solid?
I was noseying under the dash earlier and noticed I had a small drip coming from the white cap in the picture. I’m assuming it’s brake fluid and it’s coming from the master cylinder. Before I order a cylinder and go about replacing it, can anyone suggest anything else to check first / anything...