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Direct swap front master cylinder for 76 RD400?

Started by ElFuegoBlanco, October 25, 2020, 02:37:27 PM

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ElFuegoBlanco

I rebuilt my front master cylinder a few months back. It took quite a long time to build up pressure in the brake and finally bleed them. All was (apparently) good. Fast forward to today when I pulled the front brake lever and had no pressure. The MC reservoir was bone dry. The bike has been on a lift since I rebuilt the MC and I don't see any evidence of a leak. I'm baffled.

At any rate, I'd feel more comfortable just replacing the MC. I was skeptical it could be rebuilt based on the condition it was in when I got it.

What is a decently priced replacement with a LH mirror? I've seen plenty of reproduction units, but they all have RH mirror threads. I normally wouldn't care, but I just bought mirrors. I'm not looking for anything 100% period. Just something that would bolt up and help me stop.

Thanks, Rob

Dvsrd

On my 350A, I have a 13 mm Brembo MC, with a rectangular integrated reservoir
It has RH thread, but a commonly available LH/RH adapter fixes that issue. And a matching RH/RH adapter for the other mirror keep things symmetrical.
A smaller MC also improves the brake feel and effort a lot. And the integrated micro switch.allows you to remove the stock unit and use a single line instead.

pidjones

Brake fluid doesn't evaporate in a couple months. You have a leak that you need to find and fix before changing out anything.
"Love 'em all.... Let GOD sort 'em out!"

Organicjedi

A guru on the forum here (Chuck) has said that a new 14mm SR400 front master bolts right on and has a better feel than the 15mm stock setup.

The mirror and brake light switch are compatible as well.

ElFuegoBlanco

Quote from: pidjones on October 25, 2020, 04:21:47 PM
Brake fluid doesn't evaporate in a couple months. You have a leak that you need to find and fix before changing out anything.

Absolutely. The fluid certainly went somewhere and I need to figure out where.

Quote from: Organicjedi on October 25, 2020, 05:05:07 PM
A guru on the forum here (Chuck) has said that a new 14mm SR400 front master bolts right on and has a better feel than the 15mm stock setup.

The mirror and brake light switch are compatible as well.

Excellent. Thanks for the advice.

Seizer

MikesXS "Slimline" 14mm works well and affordable.

paul1478

Quote from: Organicjedi on October 25, 2020, 05:05:07 PM
A guru on the forum here (Chuck) has said that a new 14mm SR400 front master bolts right on and has a better feel than the 15mm stock setup.

The mirror and brake light switch are compatible as well.
this is what I have on my 400. looks and works perfect.
76 Team Scream RD400
1993 FJ1200
2006 Goldwing
2022 Ducati V2 Panigale