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Brembo Master Rebuild Seals Size

Started by CookieMonster, August 01, 2019, 10:25:28 AM

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CookieMonster

Hello guys,

So my clutch fluid is super dark. I need to replace the inside seals (its cheaper to do the seals on a weekend or over the winter than spend 20X the amount for a new one), I found a Brembo rebuild kit on eBay but first I need to know the sizes of the seals I will need. Has anyone rebuild theirs or does anyone know the sizes of the seals in it??
And I am talking about the seals on a S2R1000 Brembo axial unit.
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ducpainter

Why not just flush the old fluid...assuming the master isn't leaking?
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CookieMonster

Quote from: ducpainter on August 01, 2019, 10:30:05 AM
Why not just flush the old fluid...assuming the master isn't leaking?
I did that last summer or so...and here we are. :'(
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ducpainter

The fluid will turn dark in a year, or so, even if you rebuild. I've never heard anyone claim otherwise.

It happens on all Ducs. The color of the fluid is not from seal deterioration, AFAIK. It's usually attributed to heat.
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CookieMonster

Well I'll be dammed! Just when you think you know most things...BOOM! I learn something new!
Thanks for that! :)
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Speeddog

Given the mission-critical nature of the master cylinder, I'd recommend getting the parts from a genuine Brembo dealer; Bevel Heaven, OPP, etc.

Quick scan of their offerings vs. some EBay vendor shows similar pricing.
Counterfeit shyt on EBay is rampant.
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CookieMonster

Quote from: Speeddog on August 01, 2019, 10:45:26 AM
Given the mission-critical nature of the master cylinder, I'd recommend getting the parts from a genuine Brembo dealer; Bevel Heaven, OPP, etc.

Quick scan of their offerings vs. some EBay vendor shows similar pricing.
Counterfeit shyt on EBay is rampant.
Would you happen to know the size of the seals used? Or will these dealers know? I looked at one item BH has and it says that "most Ducs use 13mm. Does that sound right for a S2R1000?
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Speeddog

#7
Brembo master cylinders are stamped/engraved with some sort of part number that shows the size.

The Brembo small-pivot goldlines have it on the top surface near the Brembo logo.

It'll be something like 1K34+12, last 2 digits being the size.
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CookieMonster

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