Re: Another one!

[Mikeiidc@domain.elided]

Myron Ware wrote:

> Mike,
>   Have you disconnected the brake lines where they exit the M/C?
> Maybe there's a clog that isn't allowing the fluid out of the
> reservior and into the system.  HTH,
> Myron
>
> ---original message---
> so I assumed that it was a wheel cylinder. Well, now no fluid is
> leaking, but there is still no pressure. There has never been any
> signs of leakage at the slave cylinder, but the rubber boot around
> the top of it looks very trashed, so I bought a wheel cylinder and
> slave cylinderrebuild kit.  However, what should I do to make sure
> these are necessary?
>
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  Myron-

No, I haven't tried that yet, but was thinking the pedal would be very
stiff or this would force fluid out the top of the reservoir.  I filled it
very full because I was sure that fluid would be squirting out somewhere!
Is this assumption wrong?

Thanks,

Michael