Eazybleed

[martin]

Hey ho, my Eazybleed doesn't have a cap to fit the Stag brake master, any thoughts ? Martin.

[Rubce]

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I used the cap off a spare knackered master cylinder I had in the attic. Suggest you pick one up off ebay or a breaker like Just Triumph.

Bruce

[KOY 23]

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Hi Martin.
I have a spare cap you are welcome to. Just need to make a hole to take the easibleed fitting. Please pm me your address.
John

[andy p]

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i found that out a few months ago well the day before we went to the national, had to have 2 people do it.

[redstag]

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I alsoused a spare cap for mine as already suggested.

My one had a small vent hole in it that I had to plug.



Pete

[martin]

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I did have one but it went AWOL some while ago. I drilled the hole through the vent hole. Martin.

[Andrew S]

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Hi Martin

My father bought a kit and he then rang up the manufacturer and they sent him a lid for the Stag, so they do make one.

Andrew

[martin]

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Andrew S wrote:

Hi Martin

My father bought a kit and he then rang up the manufacturer and they sent him a lid for the Stag, so they do make one.

Andrew

Thanks Andrew, trouble is I've had mine for about 20 years, I doubt if they'd send me one. Martin.

[Giles]

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they do make a universal cap that just fits

mine looks like this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Gunson-Multi-P...item53e00895e2

but drilling a old cap is cheaper

By the waydo not get brake fluid on the black nobbly stap as it makes it go soft!! (they sent me a new one after I did!!)

[martin]

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You might have a black knobbly strap mate but I haven't !

[singapore stag]

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A good ol' milk bottle andrubber tube bled my brakes last week when I fitted s/s braided hoses.Cut a slit in the tube to act as a one way valve.

Sukh.

[Giles]

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martin wrote:

You might have a black knobbly strap mate but I haven't !

no need to worry about it going soft then

[martin]

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singapore stag wrote:

A good ol' milk bottle and rubber  tube bled my brakes last week when I fitted s/s braided hoses. Cut a slit in the tube to act as a one way valve.

Sukh.

When I changed the M/C last time, I found that pumping wasn't working properly so I had to pressure bleed, I'm expecting a repeat. Martin.