In my haynes manual it says on the TA 650 the upper and lower front brake caliper pistons are different sizes, even the specifications at the beginning of the chapter gives different diameters for the pistons.
Mine aren't. Evidence........
In my haynes manual it says on the TA 650 the upper and lower front brake caliper pistons are different sizes, even the specifications at the beginning of the chapter gives different diameters for the pistons.
Mine aren't. Evidence........
Last edited by Austin; 05-05-08 at 08:15 PM. Reason: I'm a total numpty!!
2001 Transalp XLV650. Faithful old friend still chugging away nearly 100,00miles
2007 Varadero XLV1000. Now you're torquing but sadly gone to another forum member. One of the best bikes - period.
Yamaha XT660r - slowly getting it ready for some big adventures
oh, and here's the rest of the caliper all dismantled
2001 Transalp XLV650. Faithful old friend still chugging away nearly 100,00miles
2007 Varadero XLV1000. Now you're torquing but sadly gone to another forum member. One of the best bikes - period.
Yamaha XT660r - slowly getting it ready for some big adventures
its a lovely feeling when you finally get them back together and it works![]()
the jury's out on the "it works" bit. I left the front brake lever pulled on last night to dispel any last remaining bubbles and found a couple of drips of brake fluid on the floor. It could just be residue from the mess I made dismantling and bleeding them as the lever feels as tight as ever or it could be a small weep from one of the seals. In which case, hey ho here we go again![]()
Last edited by Austin; 06-05-08 at 09:18 AM. Reason: spelling
2001 Transalp XLV650. Faithful old friend still chugging away nearly 100,00miles
2007 Varadero XLV1000. Now you're torquing but sadly gone to another forum member. One of the best bikes - period.
Yamaha XT660r - slowly getting it ready for some big adventures
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