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RE: [ST] brake caliper
Yeah. What he said. I replaced the seals in my RS calipers a year ago. I almost scared myself into not doing it myself, but I did. It's really not that bad afterall. The biggest pain is bleeding the system after it's refilled.
You can get the seal kit, like I did, from http://www.sprintmanufacturing.co.uk/index.htm
Rich
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From: owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ken
Mitchell
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 8:42 AM
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ST] brake caliper
Why not just get a rebuild kit for it and fix the one you have? Afterall, a used one may now or soon have the same problem.
If Triumph doesn't actually sell a complete rebuild kit, you can still get the individual parts. Myself, I'd bet the problem could easily be fixed by going through a good cleaning to get rid of the ring of caked-up brake dust that impedes the sliding of the piston through the rubber seals.
Good luck!
Ken M.
'00 RS
>
> From: triumph1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [ST] brake caliper
>
> Anyone have a used right front caliper for an ST or RS? Mine has
> started to stick and is going through rotors which is somewhat
> expensive, not to mention what a pain it is to have to fix along the
> road when it decides to stick. I have a pair of Daytona calipers, but
> the hole pattern is different, so I cannot use them.
>
> Thanks,
>
> TE
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