Shimano BR-M965 Service Manual - Page 15

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Replacement

of the brake

lever unit

Hydraulic

Cable type

Disc Brake

I Secure the hose with plastic ties or similar so that the hose does not

stick out from the bicycle frame. If the hose is not secured correctly

and sticks out, it may get caught on

parts such as bushes during riding,

which may result in damage to the hose

or it might cause the bicycle to fall over.

Hydraulic

Disc Brake

I When opening and closing the bleed

nipple, use a socket wrench so as not

to damage the head of the bolt.

Hydraulic

Disc Brake

I When removing the diaphragm inside the reservoir tank, keep the

diaphragm clean at all times and be careful not to let any foreign

particles get onto it. If the diaphragm is dirty when it is installed, it

may cause problems with the operation of the brakes. If the

diaphragm is dirty, make sure that it is fully cleaned before it is

installed.

Hydraulic

Cable type

Disc Brake

I If using shims to provisionally secure the calipers during installation,

be sure to only tighten the bolts to the specified torque.

The caliper holding force will be sufficient even if all of the supplied

shims are used to eliminate any interference between the pads and

the rotor.

< M965 / M755-DH >

I Use a wire to secure the caliper fixing bolt in order to prevent the

bolt from loosening.

< BL-M755 >

1 Remove the lever shaft fixing bolt from the brake lever.

(Turn counterclockwise using a 2 mm Allen key.)

2 Remove the lever shaft.

3 Use a 2 mm Allen key to turn the reach

adjustment bolt clockwise in order to

remove the lever.

4 Install by carrying out the removal procedure in

reverse. Make sure that the installation direction

of the lever shaft is correct.

Reach

adjustment bolt

2 mm Allen key

Lever shaft

fixing bolt

2 mm

Allen key