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13-03-21, 19:57

rob love

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Join Date: Feb 2003

Location: Shilo MB, the armpit of Canada

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There does not seem to be a correct torque for the new copper washers.I have tried them from loose to almost stripping the cylinder tight.

I got so frustrated trying to use new copper washers with silicone brake fluid, that I finally smeared the thinnest/lightest coat of silicone glue on them possible. That did the trick, but is not an approved method. My thought was silicone with silicone....what could go wrong?

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