just got a KZ1000 the rear brake is sticking on when in use.
have taken calaper off and cleaned, dust seal and top of pistons refitted b
but no better, can any one give me some advice on what to do next.
thanks shaun.
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Shaun, it could be a blockage in the return hole in your rear master cylinder.
Remove cap and observe. Get ready for any splashing from the area and apply brake. There should be a litte squirt of fluid coming from the smaller of the two holes. If not, shes blocked. Get a pin chuck with a fine needle and gently poke. It's a very fine hole so you may need to grind the needle down, be careful and don't put the brake on whilst needle is in hole!
RegardZ
Remove cap and observe. Get ready for any splashing from the area and apply brake. There should be a litte squirt of fluid coming from the smaller of the two holes. If not, shes blocked. Get a pin chuck with a fine needle and gently poke. It's a very fine hole so you may need to grind the needle down, be careful and don't put the brake on whilst needle is in hole!
RegardZ
Garn (Sydney) Z1, Z1A, Z1B and Z900-A4
Shaun
could pull strand from wire brush - always works for me especially when clearing the fine holes on the window washer jets on the car
had same problem recently with mine - stripped and found heavy crud as Rich mentions which may have built up due to the absence of the top inspection cover
fully cleaned and took opportunity to replace both pistonsas , cost approx ?38, which appears to have cured problem
best of luck
keith
could pull strand from wire brush - always works for me especially when clearing the fine holes on the window washer jets on the car
had same problem recently with mine - stripped and found heavy crud as Rich mentions which may have built up due to the absence of the top inspection cover
fully cleaned and took opportunity to replace both pistonsas , cost approx ?38, which appears to have cured problem
best of luck
keith
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