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Old 10-23-2024, 08:10 PM   #11
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Default Re: Bleeding brakes-pedal pressure problem. Could use some advice/suggestions

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Originally Posted by acchaplin View Post
That was a bare, empty MC housing when I had it powder coated. I had metal plugs screwed into the tubing ports. The powder coater taped off the bore and the surface where the lid gasket/bladder seals.

Powder coating is a little more resistant to brake fluid lifting than what paint is.

The inside fitting port looks exactly like Glenn's picture!
Guess I would still be wondering if the 375-400 degree heat affected the residual valves as it sounds like you didn't remove them.


Pedal ratio isn't to bad to figure out. Long side measurement (from pad center to pivot center) divided by short side measurement (pushrod pin center to pivot center) equals the ratio. '40 pedal picture as an example; 12 divided by 1.875 = 6.4 to 1 ratio.
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