brake piston removal

[David kerr]

The last interval was about a year ago. The interval before that was about 2.5 years. The kicker was that i used the same bottle of fluid. I thought brake fluid was a "stable" liquid. Meaning, if there's some in the bottle go for it. From what i know now, once you open the bottle, it starts absorbing moisture. Live and learn.

----- Original Message ----
From: Donlon McGovern <mcgovern at hevanet.com>
To: Suzuki SV650 Mailing List <sv650 at micapeak.com>
Sent: Monday, November 5, 2007 4:41:55 PM
Subject: Re: brake piston removal


Dave, there could be some serious corrosion not only in the caliper 
assemblies but in the MC so look closely. Sounds like there's been a
 lot of 
moisture accumulating in your brake fluid. In the future you want to
 bleed 
the brake systems every couple years, more often if you live in a humid
 or 
damp climate.
dm

From: "David kerr"

 Ernest,
so you'd be the half glass empty guy? Seriously though. Are you talking
 
about corrosion in the chambers themselves or elsewhere or both? If so,
 i 
assume the evidence will be rust or something else obvious.
David
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