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16-05.-2008, 10:58 PM
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[Hayes 9] leaking problem
I have a problem with my Hayes 9.
I re-bled it and it was ok. for a moment. Unfortunately, during the night some of the dot4 fluid escaped through this small hole in the reservoir cap: http://img135.imageshack.us/my.php?...62620053wv1.jpg now, with only part of the fluid left, it has very low stopping power. i can feel piston going to the end, and still no power  what should i do? re-bleed it again? is changing an reservoir cap nessesery? or throw hayes away and buy Deore535 brake? Mk. |
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17-05.-2008, 02:41 PM
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Re: [Hayes 9] leaking problem
mmateusz wrote:
> I have a problem with my Hayes 9. > I re-bled it and it was ok. for a moment. > Unfortunately, during the night some of the dot4 fluid escaped through > this small hole in the reservoir cap: > http://img135.imageshack.us/my.php?...62620053wv1.jpg > now, with only part of the fluid left, it has very low stopping power. > i can feel piston going to the end, and still no power > > what should i do? > re-bleed it again? > is changing an reservoir cap nessesery? > or throw hayes away and buy Deore535 brake? > > Mk. Get a new reservoir seal and rebleed and if that doesn't fix it look at some Magura or Hope brakes |
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