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Hello all,
I just read Dave's link and suggest there is an easier way to use the grease gun. What I have done is to drill and tap a screw that fits the caliper fluid inlet, (normally 3\8" UNF on British Classics but check)to take a grease nipple and then apply the gun. I kept the screw for future use. I think that a grease gun developes more pressure than the master cylinder method also mentioned.
Alec
I just read Dave's link and suggest there is an easier way to use the grease gun. What I have done is to drill and tap a screw that fits the caliper fluid inlet, (normally 3\8" UNF on British Classics but check)to take a grease nipple and then apply the gun. I kept the screw for future use. I think that a grease gun developes more pressure than the master cylinder method also mentioned.
Alec