brake cylinder boot
#2
Re: brake cylinder boot (david90)
That's a dust boot to keep the actual piston seal clean. It's supposed to spin/slide in it's groove, but it usually gets stuck. If you twisted the piston a bit when you pushed it in, the boot wrinkles. Of course on the rear it HAS to spin because you have to twist the pistons in.
Try to slide it around to straighten it, but be careful not to tear it... As long as your other brakes aren't apart, you can push the brake pedal a bit to push the piston out. Then straighten the boot, & push it back in straight.
Try to slide it around to straighten it, but be careful not to tear it... As long as your other brakes aren't apart, you can push the brake pedal a bit to push the piston out. Then straighten the boot, & push it back in straight.
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Re: (david90)
Yes, if you keep pumping, you'll blow the piston all the way out. I didn't mean to pump the pedal that much. Just enough so you can work the dust boot around & straighten it.
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Re: (david90)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by david90 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Why does my rear brake cylinder twist out instead of just pushes out like my front brake? Why is it like that?</TD></TR></TABLE>That's the auto-adjust mechanism for the handbrake.
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