Reply to "missing pressure build up in brake system"

matgMember

Tx Team I will jump on it tomorrow morning.

Action:
1) adjust the push rod so that the cylinger goes back to "zero"/ to the stop given by the retainer ring when the pedal is released (by shiming as Chuck suggested).

2) bleed the main cylinder by "return" tubing or worst case on the bench

..and draining is done by a vacuum pump..is nice stuff and clean, no fluid on the floor or elsewhere.

Danke....I need desperately success as all other stuff is ready.!

Matthias

5/20/189:30 AM

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