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Installed master brake cylinder, I think i installed wrong one on lexus rx300 because had to buy adapters to fit holes on master cylinder dont't know if it has traction control.
It has my RX has ECT button, installed new booster too now brakes are stiff!
Re: Installed master brake cylinder, I think i installed...
It could just be a vacumn leak to the booster or a bad booster a hard lesson to learn is just cause its new don't mean its good if its an aftermarket part
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Something is keeping the head from rotating freely. You will have to inspect all the parts closely to determine what is causing it to bind. It may be a part dislocated or have some debris somewhere.
There is an aftermarket spring button that can be installed to prevent this. It snaps inside the wand and the button extends out the two matched holes drilled in the brush and wand.
I be leave the bench bleed is standard protocol but if it is already installed you may need to power bleed it. this is easier in a shop unless you have the tools.
please go to http://www.dyson.com/support/help.asp?article=32&product=DC22-MOTORHEAD-US please select the model exactly, and proceed with common sense for troubleshooting problem and fix it. You must shure to see the videos, and see if the parts installed is o.k or are not. You must test the belt is broken, worn, or bad installed. test the motor for brush, bearing and lubrication, and finllay the thermal fuse inside or thermal switch. God bless you
Hi There, Ok so the hose definitely cannot be interchanged, all the dysons have a different (slightly) fitting where the hose clips to the vacuum. The head I think can be fitted from a DC19. To be sure I would buy the correct one for your model. Dyson have a bad habit of using different fittings for different models to force you into buying the proper dyson one. With the DC05 and earlier you could adapt heads from normal vacuums but they stopped it from dc08 on.
it has the rubber seal and the container releases fluid when it depressed.... bipolar lol..
fill it with hot water and prime the machine.. don't use soap just try lear the lines.. always run hot water through your machine to clear the lines before storage.. and to maintain prime
Holy cow are you F-ED! Someone installed airbags and seat belts on your vacuum??? WOW! That must be one hell of a great machine and fast? Where did you buy it? I hope it wasn't too expensive if you are having problems with it. Please post a picture of it...I think it would be neat to see a vacuum with those kind of attachments!
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