Did you have to replace
Did you have to replace
Did you ever need to replace your caliper not fo the peeling issue.
If you have please state why?
I have a bad caliper that is leaking (air) internally....sound stupid.
When the bleeder screw is cracked open to bleed / relieve it for bubbles and shut closed...if you put an fluid extractor on the bleeder screw nipple, fluid with continue to flow.
and Yes the screw is on the closed / lock position. Funny it is only happening on the right rear outer bleeder screw.
In order to stop it, I need to force air from my air compressor and shoot air while the screw is closed then it will stop.
its driving me nuts
I will using a speed bleeder that has an internal chack ball.
If you have please state why?
I have a bad caliper that is leaking (air) internally....sound stupid.
When the bleeder screw is cracked open to bleed / relieve it for bubbles and shut closed...if you put an fluid extractor on the bleeder screw nipple, fluid with continue to flow.
and Yes the screw is on the closed / lock position. Funny it is only happening on the right rear outer bleeder screw.
In order to stop it, I need to force air from my air compressor and shoot air while the screw is closed then it will stop.
its driving me nutsI will using a speed bleeder that has an internal chack ball.
Last edited by Drift4; May 3, 2007 at 06:03 PM. Reason: spelling
Did you ever need to replace your caliper not fo the peeling issue.
If you have please state why?
I have a bad caliper that is leaking (air) internally....sound stupid.
When the bleeder screw is cracked open to bleed / relieve it for bubbles and shut closed...if you put an fluid extractor on the bleeder screw nipple, fluid with continue to flow.
and Yes the screw is on the closed / lock position. Funny it is only happening on the right rear outer bleeder screw.
In order to stop it, I need to force air from my air compressor and shoot air while the screw is closed then it will stop. its driving me nuts
I will using a speed bleeder that has an internal chack ball.
If you have please state why?
I have a bad caliper that is leaking (air) internally....sound stupid.
When the bleeder screw is cracked open to bleed / relieve it for bubbles and shut closed...if you put an fluid extractor on the bleeder screw nipple, fluid with continue to flow.
and Yes the screw is on the closed / lock position. Funny it is only happening on the right rear outer bleeder screw.
In order to stop it, I need to force air from my air compressor and shoot air while the screw is closed then it will stop.
its driving me nutsI will using a speed bleeder that has an internal chack ball.
I would have love to get endless calipers if the fronts were bad...buts it is only the right rear outer bleed screw...thats leaking when closed.
Last edited by Drift4; May 3, 2007 at 06:00 PM.