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09-25-2014, 11:20 AM
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Location: Stewrtvl MN-Fredbrg TX
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Update/Solution to "pulls to the left" hard stop
Some time ago I mentioned my '31 Roadster would pull to the left when trying to stop hard (hydraulic brakes). I thought it was my left rear wheel grabbing. I finally decided it was my right wheel NOT grabbing.
problem: Air in brake line on right wheel cause: hand held vacuum pump reservoier gasket pitted and not sealing properly solution: have wife push on brake pedal and bleed the old fashion way question: does any one know how to obtain a new "O" ring gasket for a "Mityvac8020" hand held pump. Thanks Lee |
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09-25-2014, 11:34 AM
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Location: Cow Hampshire
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Re: Update/Solution to "pulls to the left" hard stop
Mightyvac has parts support. Looks like you may need part 7 or 8 on http://www.mityvac.com/user_manuals/824381_revB.pdf
Still, it shouldn't be a hard thing to go into almost any fully stocked hardware or automotive store and find nearly what you want. They'll have gauges to size your O-ring - and you may have option to Buna-N or Viton (or even things more exotic) Wot a tool this Internet eh? Joe K
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09-25-2014, 12:01 PM
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Re: Update/Solution to "pulls to the left" hard stop
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