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  • Guess the part (Shimano hydraulic road disc brake content)
  • imn
    Full Member

    Does anyone recognise the mystery part in both my SM-95 hydraulic brake lines
    There are no part numbers or markings other than a Shimano text logo. My Google-fu has failed to yield anything.
    Bike came from Germany, so front and rear are opposite, and I want to swap. Don’t want to start pulling these apart if I don’t need to, although they look like they might be intended to allow this.

    crashtestmonkey
    Free Member

    that’s exactly what they are there for. Sram have had em for a while and Shimano getting on board too.

    ghostlymachine
    Free Member

    “Leak free” inline connectors?

    They’ll only be leak free when you’ve got loads of spare time. Once you need to do something to them in a hurry, they’ll leak everywhere…..

    jimdubleyou
    Full Member

    easy hose joint system

    otsdr
    Free Member

    Agree, probably OEM-only connector for increasing the profits ease of assembly at the factory.

    imn
    Full Member

    Thanks all.
    I’m hoping to avoid a re-bleed or putting the bike out of action. Will have a fiddle with them at the weekend.

    imn
    Full Member

    Somehow I failed to see this, which confirms what everyone said.

    imn
    Full Member

    Turned out to be very easy to swap. No leakage when disconnecting.

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