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RotoPlane wrote:
Gabor wrote:
Thanks hon I am a relentless sucker. Shit brings me down only momentarily. Then the next morning I wake up and realize how good I have it because it is not the daily food that I have to fight for, it is only a stupid brake!

That is an outstanding thought and a great way to put ones 'troubles' in their place.....


YUP...

We have a tremendous amount to be thankful for in this country... sad folks take it for granted.

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GyroGeorgia wrote:
I would start by turning those master cylinders upsidedown... so the output is at the bottom. Then you need a resivour on the top. End result is NO AIR in the system.

Hope you figure it out over the weekend... it is a 'pit in the stomach' feeling when one puts their foot on the brake pedal... and nothing happens... :eek


I don't believe a reservoir would help with those cylinders. The cylinder needs a "cutoff" off port or check ball to the reservoir so as not to pressurize the air in the reservoir.

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