No brake pedal return.

Dec 28, 2018
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Hempstead, Texas - Waller County
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McArthur
Maybe someone can help me on this, 2013 Stallion, the brake pedal will not come up after pressing it. I've changed master cyl, booster and proportioning valve and still will not come up, I have to pull it by hand.
 
What happens if you open a caliper bleeder when this happens? Do you get fluid out and does the pedal release?

Pump the brakes up till you feel them get hard, start the trike up. The pedal should drop off slightly. You have just tested your brake booster, to rule it out. When you changed the booster did you by chance mess with the push rod for the master cylinder? In correct adjustment would change your free travel and could cause the brakes to lock up and the pedal to not return
 
Good morning

this problem has happened to me twice. I believe the problem lies in the front calipers

when you put on the brakes the cups expand to put pressure on the pad and then do not return

when the pedal is let up. Take caliper off like you would to change pads and then check cup area.

clean up really good with brake cleaner and brush. you will probably half to rebuild them eventually.

Dragon
 
Good morning

this problem has happened to me twice. I believe the problem lies in the front calipers

when you put on the brakes the cups expand to put pressure on the pad and then do not return

when the pedal is let up. Take caliper off like you would to change pads and then check cup area.

clean up really good with brake cleaner and brush. you will probably half to rebuild them eventually.

Dragon

Cleaning the caliper pistons is ALWAYS a good start before installing new pads;)
 
From your description it's sounds like the linkage is binding or seized up. See if it moves freely when disconnected.
 
stallion

Maybe someone can help me on this, 2013 Stallion, the brake pedal will not come up after pressing it. I've changed master cyl, booster and proportioning valve and still will not come up, I have to pull it by hand.

Do you have a spring about 6" long under the bike pulling the break rod back?
 

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