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Import Motorcycle Salvage Service & Repairs is available to serve your needs for a Motorcycle Repair and this business may provide services like Motorcycle Repair in the Colton residential area. From our local Colton contacts, we have confirmed their fluency in English and that they have the required communication skills for Motorcycle Repair work. Import Motorcycle Salvage Service & Repairs is always accessible via phone (Phone: 9093552116) and we found them prompt
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Import Motorcycle Salvage Service & Repairs has done some good work of motorcycle mudguard replacement and motorcycle brake light replacement in our Colton neighbohood.Import Motorcycle Salvage Service & Repairs has specialities in motorcycle collision repair and repair motorcycle wheel misalignment.
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Monday to Friday (9 AM to 6 PM) |
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I have a 93' Yamaha Venture 1300 and I have brake problems (no back brakes) I was bleeding the back caliper and I found it was leaking. I replaced it (new) and also replaced the brake fluid. I bled the system but now the back caliper will not release. I can loosen the brake line at the proportioning vlv and they release. so this eleminates the brake line and the caliper I removed the rear master cylinder and cleaned as well as checked all ports as well as the bleed hole in the main piston bore and all was clean. I believe it has something to do with the porportioning valve that actually feeds the back brakes. I dis-assembled it an inspected, other than not knowing how it operates, all looks well . re- installed with same results. Can yall give me some advise on this matter. ^P.S. my front left brake works & releases fine which are tied into the same Master Cyl but the front do not go though the rear Proportiong vlv