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brake fluid reservoir
hello,
I have just replaced the brake fluid reservoir. On filling it up I have noticed that only one of the compartments has filled up. The other one remains totally empty. Do you know how to get fluid there? Thank in advance gonzalo |
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Thanks for your quick reply. I really appreciate.
A photo to illustrate. http://i1225.photobucket.com/albums/...voir_empty.jpg I have no leaks. I just replaced the reservoir altogether and when filling it up I noticed the problem. I wil now go beyond the "max" mark to get liquid on the other compartment, as per your recommendation. Cheers gonzalo |
I would do a brake flush as well to get rid of any air and remaining old fluid that has entered the system since one chamber was left empty.
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If you fill it do the brim does the other chamber fill?
-J |
The brake system is free of air, so I was lucky there.
I am now struggling to bleed the clutch system. I replaced the master cylinder seals at the same time and the air is hard to get out. I will win eventually though. Filling up the reservoir to the very top results in the back chamber filling up too, just like daddi pointed out. Thanks again. Regards gonzalo |
ok, so I finally managed to bleed the system. Problem was that the sleeve cylinder bleed hole was clogged, so even if I removed the bleed screw nothing would come out.
I inserted a wire and all of a sudden the liquid started to flow. Nice shower. The car is now back in bussiness. phew.... Regards gonzalo |
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