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From the description, this system just applies air pressure to the reservoir. the air doesn't actually enter the system. What I would be afraid of is the chance of blowing the reservoir or the lines to the master cylinder. they weren't designed to take pressure, and 30-year-old plastic isn't known for its resiliance! George Lyle On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, BILL wrote: > I have a question... > > How does this work? Using the air from a tire is scary. Why? Moisture. Often > there is moisture in there. When you go put air in your tire, most locations > will put moisture in there also. Will this not taint the brake system? > > Bill "I'd Rather Be Hiking The > '82 CA Westy [FreeBird] Greater Yellowstone" > "The Gem State" > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > To leave the list, send an UNSUBSCRIBE message to TYPE2-REQUEST@TYPE2.COM > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > |
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