sticky m965 calipers
- Thread starter Logic.Al
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Dont use wd40 as it might damage the seals on the pistions and that would be terminal as new seals aren't easy to get.
I would hold one position in the bore and pump the lever to get the other on out as far as you dare. Then clean it with lint free rag , and lube it with mineral brake oil. Push it back into the bore and repeat , after a couple of cycles it should free up. If it does repeat on the other piston .
If this doesn't work then a strip will be required I'm afraid
I would hold one position in the bore and pump the lever to get the other on out as far as you dare. Then clean it with lint free rag , and lube it with mineral brake oil. Push it back into the bore and repeat , after a couple of cycles it should free up. If it does repeat on the other piston .
If this doesn't work then a strip will be required I'm afraid
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There is no rebuild kit available for these calipers, if you strip and rebuild them then all you can you is re-assemble with the same seals. Mine were prone to sticking, even when rebuilt.
Sorry
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Sorry
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