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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Knoxville, TN
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Rear brake problem
We're on our way home Saturday after a low speed curvy ride.
I tend to use my rear brake for control in the curves. If I have the proper RPM and I've still got too much energy going in I'll use the rear brake. Late in the afternoon I applied rear brake and the pedal went all the way down with no effect. No problem, light front brake with engine braking and everything’s nice and smooth. I tried the brake pedal a couple of times with the same result each time. After a refuel and rest stop the rear brake works fine. Sounds like a master cylinder problem. The question is do I buy new, low mileage used or a rebuild kit? If a rebuild kit, do I need to hone the cylinder wall? Has anybody else had this problem? Mike Login or Register to Remove Ads |
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