First time Rebuild: Corner seals won't spring up
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First time Rebuild: Corner seals won't spring up
Hi all
First time rebuilding and am starting to assemble the rotors. I got the Mazda OEM rebuild kit (with standard corner seal springs)and I am pre assembling the rotors and 2 of the corner seals are too tight. They go down into the corner slots but don't spring up like the others.
Also I am clearencing with an apex seal to make sure they are lined up correctly but these same 2 Corner seals require you to force the apex seal into place (makes a clicking sound once they go into place). All others you can slide the apex seal through nice and smooth.
Should I adjust the corner seals at all? The cavities for the corner seals are clean and free of carbon.
Thanks!
First time rebuilding and am starting to assemble the rotors. I got the Mazda OEM rebuild kit (with standard corner seal springs)and I am pre assembling the rotors and 2 of the corner seals are too tight. They go down into the corner slots but don't spring up like the others.
Also I am clearencing with an apex seal to make sure they are lined up correctly but these same 2 Corner seals require you to force the apex seal into place (makes a clicking sound once they go into place). All others you can slide the apex seal through nice and smooth.
Should I adjust the corner seals at all? The cavities for the corner seals are clean and free of carbon.
Thanks!
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Disregard, took some fine grid sandpaper and sanded out the corner seal holes and they fit perfect. There was some light scratches from fitting the side seals that I found where it was catching up.
Hi all
First time rebuilding and am starting to assemble the rotors. I got the Mazda OEM rebuild kit (with standard corner seal springs)and I am pre assembling the rotors and 2 of the corner seals are too tight. They go down into the corner slots but don't spring up like the others.
Also I am clearencing with an apex seal to make sure they are lined up correctly but these same 2 Corner seals require you to force the apex seal into place (makes a clicking sound once they go into place). All others you can slide the apex seal through nice and smooth.
Should I adjust the corner seals at all? The cavities for the corner seals are clean and free of carbon.
Thanks!
First time rebuilding and am starting to assemble the rotors. I got the Mazda OEM rebuild kit (with standard corner seal springs)and I am pre assembling the rotors and 2 of the corner seals are too tight. They go down into the corner slots but don't spring up like the others.
Also I am clearencing with an apex seal to make sure they are lined up correctly but these same 2 Corner seals require you to force the apex seal into place (makes a clicking sound once they go into place). All others you can slide the apex seal through nice and smooth.
Should I adjust the corner seals at all? The cavities for the corner seals are clean and free of carbon.
Thanks!
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i would take some fine grit sandpaper and sand out the corner seal holes until they fit perfect. There can be some light scratches from fitting the side seals
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