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> How to set brake rear pressure regulator preload?, I have two and they are set differently.
GeorgeKopf
post Jun 27 2025, 10:31 PM
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Time to figure out my braking system. I have two old and crusty rear pressure regulators. I'm going to tear them down and refurbish one. I noticed that their adjuster screws are set at different depths.

Is there a way to determine proper preload?

Thanks.

George
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mepstein
post Jun 28 2025, 11:37 AM
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The late Brent Brock / bbrock had a pretty comprehensive write up on his build thread.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...mp;hl=Regulator

“Just to close this out, I emailed PMB about setting the regulator or sending it in to have them do it. I got an email from the man himself saying that if I didn't have a gauge and hydraulic pump, I could just adjust the adjuster so it protrudes 10mm out of the spring housing as that's close to where they all seem to be set from the factory.

I'm going to take it to the local European car specialist that does most of the German car work around here and see it they can set it. If not, I'll just follow Eric's suggestion.”
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