Weeping brake callipers
Hi,
I’ve not posted for a few years. Completely refreshed my TLS including callipers, with new seals. After bleeding, I cable tied brake lever to help release the last few air bubbles. Looks like there’s s drip of fluid at the bottom of each calliper. On further investigation it looks like it’s coming from one pot on each calliper 🤦♂️. Was wondering if this is due to having the brake applied quite strongly for hours and hours or if it will do this while riding?
may be a daft question, but worth clarifying. Any help appreciated 👍🏻
I’ve not posted for a few years. Completely refreshed my TLS including callipers, with new seals. After bleeding, I cable tied brake lever to help release the last few air bubbles. Looks like there’s s drip of fluid at the bottom of each calliper. On further investigation it looks like it’s coming from one pot on each calliper 🤦♂️. Was wondering if this is due to having the brake applied quite strongly for hours and hours or if it will do this while riding?
may be a daft question, but worth clarifying. Any help appreciated 👍🏻
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