>Netters >Does anyone know the trick to taking the Cleveland Master Cylinders a part >for new o-rings? >Colin +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
As no one as answered your request I will share what little I know about the subject. Most master cylinders, whether reservoir or non-reservoir, will disassemble by removing the pushrod / plunger out of the top and should be fairly obvious by looking at the assembly. As I recall, the reservoir type has a small setscrew that you back out and then the top spins off. The non-reservoir type has more of a nut type assembly in the top that spins out. Wick's or other suppliers carry kits to rebuild. If you're lucky you may find the o-rings locally to do the job but the kits are rather inexpensive and you will know the job is done right and not have to do it again after filling the system with fluid. Larry Flesner
