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Hi Everyone. I purchased a 2003 Mooney M20R last April and during the pre-buy, we noticed mushy left brake pedal on the pilot side. The issue was fixed by bleeding the brakes bottom-up and then at every fitting under the belly where small amounts of air bubbled out. Since then the problem slo...
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Hey all! I'm looking for right seat co-pilot brakes parts does someone know anyone that have any? I’m looking to start instruct on my Mooney
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I changed the seals in the master cylinders of my M20F, put fancy Teflon brake hoses on my brakes and changed the brake pads. After many tries of pressure bleeding from the brake caliper up and from the master cylinders down I still had mushy brakes. I know that there are many more Mooney pilots t...
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Hi all, I am looking for the kit to add passenger side brakes for my 1982 J. Thanks for any help! Mike
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Could do with a bit of wisdom for the community here. Just come out of Annual, where I got new brake pads, but one calliper had to come off to clean up and replace the seals, and the master cylinder got new seals at the same time. My A&P spent several hours with a pressure bottle forcing fluid up fr...
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I am looking for an paramount master cylinder so that I can make (owner supplied part) the brass internal check valve with a new o-ring. A non serviceable cylinder would be great. I will likely need to destroy the part to copy it.
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Looking for recommendations on brake parts: Cleveland or Rapco? Need to order today for tomorrow deliver?
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Hello, Does anyone have any suggestions how I can tell what brakes my 1965 M20E Super 21 has. I normally order everything from LASAR but they are closed until January 2nd. I would like to order from Aircraft Spruce but they are asking brake system type (example-Clevland brakes). I need linings, ri...
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Tthe left brake pedal in my 231 lost all hydraulic fluid. There was evidence that fluid had leaked past the piston o-ring in the brake assy. I am replacing the o-ring and I am back bleeding the brake system through wheel cylinder bleeder valves using pressure pot. Using this method is there a need...