Brake servo
Hello there is there still a service i can use to have my 1850 servo repaired or exchanged . Thanks . Paul
Servo
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xvivalve
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Re: Servo
You can do it yourself...if:
1. You can open the case without damaging it
2. You can remove the flat pin without breaking the piston
3. You can close the case again to effect an airtight seal
The Club does have a core 1850 servo that we could have done for you on an exchange basis....
1. You can open the case without damaging it
2. You can remove the flat pin without breaking the piston
3. You can close the case again to effect an airtight seal
The Club does have a core 1850 servo that we could have done for you on an exchange basis....
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triumphdolomiteuk
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Re: Servo
How to order parts; viewtopic.php?t=35858
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