Quote:
Originally Posted by andrewb70
It is hard to imagine how the bearing could have been over-traveled when it has the big clip in place to prevent this from happening. Here is a picture of my Quarter Master bearing:
The design is very similar to the Ram but without the travel stop ring.
Tom, did you press off the actual bearing or was it on there kind of loose?
Andrew
|
Andrew, What I meant to say was that if he was not using a pedal stop, the travel on the master cylinder allowed the RB to reach the end of its stroke. (held in place by the snap ring) Since the fluid doesn't compress, it continues to flow through the RB and out around (and damaging) the O ring in the process.
Darren
Tom,
My experience with RAM is they are all like that. The bearing comes off really easy.