- Aug 18, 2014
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The reservoir has a breather.Brake fluid is hygroscopic ,it absorbs water. therefore it will absorb the water from the air above the fluidHow is moisture supposed to get in without fluid leaking out?
as aboveThat's always puzzled me.
****s all of them. You've far more patcience than me I'd have been spitting feathers at that time having been told to get there at 8amThis is why I object to the standard "drop it off and leave it with us " approach. You're then without your motor all day while they piss about .
Exactly.it is part & parcel of the job. If it snaps & you can't get it out with extractor you just drill it at the correct size for the nipples thread & retap.but if they snapped a good mechanic would drill and extract the stud .. a fitter will just replace a caliper
& anyone half decent would have sprayed them all at 8am & continue spraying on & off until the job was startedPersonally when I cleaned up the calipers they weren't bad at all , if I was doing it I'd spray the threads with wd40 and go easy on the nipples.
I thought they were either for wheel speed or greasing although thinking about it now I have seen them on trucks for tyre pressures?
Hopefully we get a decent outcome.
** Just a though that after waiting this long I'd have waited in reception & let Blu eat the place.