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> Replaced Master Cylinder Again, crap rubber
djway
post Oct 17 2018, 10:30 PM
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Recently the brake fluid reservoir started going empty in a night or two.
Today pulled the master cylinder that was only 3 years old to the month.
Started the day by pouring some fluid into the reservoir then watching for the magic drip to arrive. It appeared at the front grommet and was flowing quite quickly. After removing the m/c I pulled out the grommets and inspected for proper seating from the last install and all looked good. This means that it was simply the rubber had shrunk enough to allow the fluid to pass. Maker Uro.
I replaced it with the 914 Rubber ez install m/c that I had purchased during the group buy.
Went in WAY quicker than the last time but it still is very tight work.
Tomorrow comes the dreaded bleed.
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Olympic 914
post Oct 19 2018, 06:27 AM
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Even the ATE units are not infallible,

I had one fail in less than 1500 miles. you would have good pedal at first hit but then it would slowly go to the floor. release and hit again good brakes for a bit then slowly go to the floor.

checked everywhere for leaks … none. replaced with another ATE unit and so far so good for 2500 miles.
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