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Originally Posted by Fluid Power
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.
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Darren,
I understand now. So it seems that the travel limiting ring is there for a falls sense of security. Sure the bearing can't come apart, but the seal will blow anyway. LOL. For this reason it is always a good idea to have an adjustable pedal stop.
As for the bearing, my Quarter Master bearing has a light press fit on the housing. It will not just slide off.
Andrew