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Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 7:09 AM
Subject: Would Teflon/Steel Brake Lines Prevent Moisture Intrusion?
Fellow GTSer's --
I've been lurking here in the Bay Area and enjoying the list as time
permits (been real busy adding onto our house, changing jobs
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Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 7:09 AM
Subject: Would Teflon/Steel Brake Lines Prevent
Moisture Intrusion?
Fellow GTSer's --
I've been lurking here in the Bay Area and
enjoying the list as time
permits (been real busy adding onto our house
In a message dated 9/14/00 1:21:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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My question to the technical guys out there is: Would installing
teflon/steel brake lines also help to prevent moisture intrusion and/or
corrosion of the ABS internals?
This will help. Glycol brake fluid
fear that
as soon as Yamaha Corporate throws the brakes on the free (or relatively
free) ABS repair, mine will malfunction. I have read over the past 18
months or so that the problem is likely due to moisture intrusion into
the brake lines over time and, therefore, it's highly recommended that
GTS
Schneider
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From: Kevin Harrington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 5:37 AM
Subject: Re: brake lines
--- Michel Bijl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chuck,
According to the manual, brake lines should
Kevin,
S.S. brake lines are made to measure your bike. There are several brands,
but I don't think there will be too much difference in quality. i ordered
mine for my old concours through a non brand specific mechanic shop and they
did a great job. I mounted them myself. I replaced all
Thanks for the info, I'm pretty satisfied with the
feel now but I know the s.s. would feel much better...
--- Michel Bijl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin,
S.S. brake lines are made to measure your bike.
There are several brands,
but I don't think there will be too much difference
Short of an actual problem when should the brake lines be replaced?
Chuck,
According to the manual, brake lines should be replaced every 2 years or
whenever they are cracked or worn out.
Should you decide to replace them, It might be an idea to replace them with
steel covered lines. To the best of my knowledge, these steel covered lines
will last longer than
--- Michel Bijl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chuck,
According to the manual, brake lines should be
replaced every 2 years or
whenever they are cracked or worn out.
Should you decide to replace them, It might be an
idea to replace them with
steel covered lines. To the best of my knowledge
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