I put a small bead between the rubber gasket and the master cylinder
housing. The top cap is designed to allow air to get in between the gasket
and the top cap, if you take it off and look at the underside you will see a
little notch to allow this. I used very little silicone on the gasket, you
don't want any to get into lines and clog it. I am also using DOT 5 silicone
fluid because I knew I would be having problems and didn't want ruin my
paint with DOT 3.
Randy Nial
95' Vmax VMOA #814
Ft. Laud.,FL USA
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> Randy,
> That is where mine are leaking, the top, did the clear silicone work?
> Did you just run a bead on the outside or did you take it apart and seal
the
> matting surface? Can you totally seal a mater cylinder? I ask because I
> wonder what that breather cut out is and if you can seal that specific
area.
> To be honest I am sick and tirered of having to repaint cylinders. Plus
I
> am worried about finish on the rest of the machine. Anybody got a success
> story here?
>
> Tom #671
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