rear rotor question
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Re: rear rotor question (civbeater90)
I noticed your post in the road racing forum.
The ebrake is mechanical, not hydraulic. It doesn't need fluid at all. If you pull the ebrake with no fluid in the lines, it will STILL engage the piston.
The ebrake is mechanical, not hydraulic. It doesn't need fluid at all. If you pull the ebrake with no fluid in the lines, it will STILL engage the piston.
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Re: rear rotor question (martini)
are you postive?i know they squeeze with rear drums but i have swapped to rear rotors and i can;t get tehm to squeeze.so i;'m wondering if it needs fluid.
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Re: rear rotor question (civbeater90)
Did you change out your cables (or readjust them, or anything like that) after doing the swap?
The drum cables are different than the disc cables. I think you need to replace them..
The drum cables are different than the disc cables. I think you need to replace them..
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