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On Jan 11, 9:40*am, Dave Nadler wrote:
IIRC, note not all Duos have the same setup as SH have tried to improve it a few times now... On Wednesday, January 11, 2012 11:10:10 AM UTC-5, Morgan wrote: The caliper is mounted near vertical. I may pull it just to orient it better and eliminate that variable. Right, its still got a cavity trapping air in the mounted position. Be careful with the adjustments. Things I have seen, which you REALLY want to avoid: (1) adjustment so that vent in top of master is blocked; this is supposed to be a normally open system. (2) adjustment so that the spoiler travel is restricted; check that the spoilers can come full out (cases some complaints about Duo spoilers !) Hoe that helps, Best Regards, Dave "YO electric" I have a Nimbus which I assume isn't too different regarding the brakes. I rebuilt the entire brake system last winter and found that using the oversize veterinary syringe and pushing fluid from the bottom works well as long as the caliper is off the gear and oriented so that the brake line port points straight up. Schemp does use DOT fluid. I didn't find any severe pitting of the caliper or pistons, but it's worth looking out for. Best regards, Craig |
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