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Andy13_uk 28-02-06 07:16 PM

Rear brake pedal problems...
 
Well, the rear brake is fine but when i press it, it doesnt return the the orginal position,

Put some WD40 on the bit around but hasnt helped, think it could be a spring??

Any ideas at all would be great, going to take it apart wkend and would like a few ideas first.

It not a problem as the brake doesnt stay applied BUT the break light stays on so bit of a hazard!!

svrash 28-02-06 07:24 PM

Re: Rear brake pedal problems...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy13_uk
Well, the rear brake is fine but when i press it, it doesnt return the the orginal position,

Put some WD40 on the bit around but hasnt helped, think it could be a spring??

Any ideas at all would be great, going to take it apart wkend and would like a few ideas first.

It not a problem as the brake doesnt stay applied BUT the break light stays on so bit of a hazard!!

Try WD-40ing the switch :wink:

Sid Squid 28-02-06 07:38 PM

The pivot is sticky, try a squirt of WD40 or similar first, if the problem is eased then take the pedal off and make sure it's free on the pivot, if not chances are the lever is corroded, if so very carefully remove the fibre bush on the lever's inner circumference, under that you'll find the aluminium of the lever itself has corroded, clean it off and refit the bush.

Andy13_uk 28-02-06 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid Squid
The pivot is sticky, try a squirt of WD40 or similar first, if the problem is eased then take the pedal off and make sure it's free on the pivot, if not chances are the lever is corroded, if so very carefully remove the fibre bush on the lever's inner circumference, under that you'll find the aluminium of the lever itself has corroded, clean it off and refit the bush.

Yea i think taking it apart and give it all a spray is the thing to do, i will do what you said, i have dont this with the gear lever recently (gave it a nioce clean while it was off) and improved alot. didnt get round to the brake so think i will ASAP

Least it the one easy bit of the SV to take on and off (though the gear lever is easier)

lemmings999 28-02-06 09:30 PM

that is what has happened to my lever the other day
took it to the dealer and they did it for me

dont want to take parts of myself if i can help it at the moment

curium 28-02-06 11:12 PM

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