Reply to "Seeking troubleshooting advice for the brake master and booster, plus where to purchase a replacement."

rockyMember

Hi TC... What you will find is that the lever, cables, and interface to the brakes are all independent from the hydraulic brakes, but the mechanism for compressing the pads is a mechanical part of the stock calipers.

So it's not "completely separate", only about 85% separate....

In this picture you can see the eccentric lever that the cable pulls on to compress the pads mechanically.... (of course this was before my brakes were cleaned and refurbulated…..)

Rocky

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