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Originally Posted by Blink
That wouldn't have solved the yellow/gold connector problem. - i.e. the two halves won't come apart, so the pipe is useless anyway (and so is my bleed contraption).
£124.10 down the drain. 
I do.
The rubber diaphragm takes up so much volume in the MC there's hardly any space left for fluid. * Plus, you have to take it out to bleed the slave otherwise it'll block the fluid flow from the pressurised Sealey/Gunson.
( * I syringed just 30-35mm out).
There's a level marker inside the MC - presumably you're supposed to check it using a finger, or maybe detach one eyeball and dangle it over the damned cylinder.
What they should have done is this (post 12 diagram) - but that would have been far too sensible so they didn't bother. |
Lol...grumpy!
Maybe they were designed to be thrown away rather than maintained...