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redrider
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Clutch M Cyl
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May 11, 2016, 05:46:34 PM »
I replaced the Brembo clutch master cylinder today; the original one had developed a lot of free travel before actuating the slave. Being me, I had to take apart the old one. Seepage past the o-ring. What puzzles me though is why there is no spring to ensure the piston retracts fully. The piston does not capture a seal or cup-the only rubber part is the o-ring in a groove machined into the mc body. Never seen such.
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Pretty sure they rely on pressure from the other end to push the piston back .
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