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Kim
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I've followed the instructions for bleeding hayes disk brakes that come
with the Hayes bleed kit, but when I get to the part about pushing
fluid through the system and squeezing the brake levers, the pistons
fall out and fluid goes everywhere. I tried pushing some wooden shims
between the pistons, but then the posts dig into the wood and it's hard
to get the shim out. It seems like there must be a better solution and
it surprises me that Hayes completely ignored this problem in their kit
instructions. Am I missing something? Is there a tool that can be
used to prevent this problem?
with the Hayes bleed kit, but when I get to the part about pushing
fluid through the system and squeezing the brake levers, the pistons
fall out and fluid goes everywhere. I tried pushing some wooden shims
between the pistons, but then the posts dig into the wood and it's hard
to get the shim out. It seems like there must be a better solution and
it surprises me that Hayes completely ignored this problem in their kit
instructions. Am I missing something? Is there a tool that can be
used to prevent this problem?