Reverb leak
bwstokie
Posts: 115
Hi all
I've got a leak on my reverb remote and not sure if I can fix it or not? Basically the trigger button has no pressure in it at all. I have tried to do a bleed which firmed up the trigger until I press it and all the fluid comes out. The trigger itself feels a bit loose and when I pull back the rubber cover the fluid seems to be leaking out between the remote and the trigger. Is there a way I can take the remote apart to replace what I presume is a knackered seal or is the whole remote broke?
Cheers in advance.
Lee
I've got a leak on my reverb remote and not sure if I can fix it or not? Basically the trigger button has no pressure in it at all. I have tried to do a bleed which firmed up the trigger until I press it and all the fluid comes out. The trigger itself feels a bit loose and when I pull back the rubber cover the fluid seems to be leaking out between the remote and the trigger. Is there a way I can take the remote apart to replace what I presume is a knackered seal or is the whole remote broke?
Cheers in advance.
Lee
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When i broke my Reverb remote, like a doofus i turned the bike upside resting on the remote and for some reason felt the need to depress the front suspension *crunch*, I managed to blag a warranty repair. Anyway, I was told that the remote was a one peace assembly and that it would need to be fully replaced as it couldnt me stripped to be maintained.
So from that i'm guessing you will need a new remote. If so you may as well by a new one and mount it under the bar if you havent done so already. Less likely to get crash damage that way.
Snot green Canyon Nerve AM 8.0x0 -
Looking at SRAM's website and more importantly the parts catalogue, and you can get a remote service kit which would suggest you can take the lever out of the remote - anyone know how you get the lever out of the remote?
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Has anyone got any ideas please?
Don't want to fork out for a complete new remote if it's fixable.
Thanks
Lee0