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Trigger:
Be careful with ordering a new master cylinder kit, a lot are listed but the wrong size. The two holes in the master cylinder need to be clear ;)
Rob62:
Tonight i had a look at the clocks, the lower chrome needs redoing and the upper could do with a repaint. So off with the crimp ring...
Cleaned the faces with a microfibre cloth and some vanish stain bar.... they are faded but cleaned up quite nicely, lenses cleaned up ok too, the difference is amazing. Will look great once back together.
Rob62:
--- Quote from: Trigger on January 08, 2018, 10:47:52 PM ---Be careful with ordering a new master cylinder kit, a lot are listed but the wrong size. The two holes in the master cylinder need to be clear ;)
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Cheers Trigger. Actually i already moticed that one of the two holes in the base of the reservoir looks to be blind drilled which seems a bit odd, the other goes straight through into the bore.... inside the cylinder is quite clean and rust free it was only the circlip groove that was rusted in. Ill get my magnifying glass out and have a closer look at those holes....
Trigger:
Looks a lot better than the one I was working on yesterday. Very hard to get the chrome cups re chromed, as the metal is thin and the shape is hard to polish for prep.
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Trigger:
--- Quote from: Rob62 on January 08, 2018, 10:56:59 PM ---
--- Quote from: Trigger on January 08, 2018, 10:47:52 PM ---Be careful with ordering a new master cylinder kit, a lot are listed but the wrong size. The two holes in the master cylinder need to be clear ;)
--- End quote ---
Cheers Trigger. Actually i already moticed that one of the two holes in the base of the reservoir looks to be blind drilled which seems a bit odd, the other goes straight through into the bore.... inside the cylinder is quite clean and rust free it was only the circlip groove that was rusted in. Ill get my magnifying glass out and have a closer look at those holes....
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You need a wire from a wire brush to poke in the hole that you think is blind, as it is not a blind hole ;)
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