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Need help with master cylinder
Need help
Recently purchased new enginetics master cylinder, model # ENG600 I purchased this unit because it has two outlets for the brake line. I have a single disk on the rear axle, and dual disks on the front. When I hook up the brake lines to the outlet on the top of the master cylinder, and plug the bottom outlet, I can get either one of the brakes to bleed properly, but when I hook up a line to the bottom outlet, I can’t get either line to bleed. It doesn’t matter what line I hook up to the bottom. What am I missing, or doing wrong? Is it possible that the manufacture never intended for the bottom outlet to be used as a hydraulic line? I have installed a “compression tee” in one line to feed the other line. This works fine, but not what I wanted to accomplish. Thanks for any help. Cyclebender |
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Are you sure that other port is not for a brake light switch?
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Master cyclinder
Possible, but not lickly. The two ports are so close togather, thers no room to thread in a stop light switch. Thanks for your input, much appreaciated. Cyclebender
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To bleed these brakes you need a vacuum operated bleeder and start on the longest line and work to shortest one. What are you using?
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