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- Dennis Tar
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04 Jan 2021 06:48 #1
by Dennis Tar
Replied by Dennis Tar on topic Intermittent Brake Bind/Drag
Hi Ron-I have finally found the problem to be the master cylinder. I have the replacement from Alpha Aviation SMK-88F. Any advice on getting the floor boards up and removing the master cylinder.
Thanks, Dennis
Thanks, Dennis
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- Matt Gunsch
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15 Mar 2020 21:53 #2
by Matt Gunsch
A&P, IA, PPSEL
too many years GA and Warbird Maint
Check out the Ercoupe Discussion group on facebook
Replied by Matt Gunsch on topic Intermittent Brake Bind/Drag
Make sure the guide pins on the calipers are not binding or worn
A&P, IA, PPSEL
too many years GA and Warbird Maint
Check out the Ercoupe Discussion group on facebook
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- Ronald Raty
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13 Mar 2020 19:27 #3
by Ronald Raty
Replied by Ronald Raty on topic Intermittent Brake Bind/Drag
If both brakes are sticking, it is probably a sticky master cylinder. If the plane pulls one way or the other when the brake sticks, it is probably a caliper problem. My master cylinder was not releasing the pressure without pulling the pedal up. A dismantling, cleaning, and new o-rings, seemed to fix the problem.
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- Dennis Tar
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13 Mar 2020 07:27 #4
by Dennis Tar
Intermittent Brake Bind/Drag was created by Dennis Tar
0n my 415C with cleveland brakes, I have experienced a brake sticking / dragging and then subsequent release after operating the brake pedal again.
Should I start with looking at the wheel hydraulics or the brake pedal & master cylinder under the floor?
Thanks for your advice,
Dennis Tar
Should I start with looking at the wheel hydraulics or the brake pedal & master cylinder under the floor?
Thanks for your advice,
Dennis Tar
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