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Designed for mountain bike mechanics and home enthusiasts who ride SRAM Maven or DB8 disc brake systems, this professional-grade kit provides everything necessary to maintain consistent stopping power. The kit includes high-quality syringes, specialized fittings, and Maxima Mineral Oil to ensure your hydraulic brakes operate at peak efficiency. While the kit is comprehensive, it is specifically engineered for mineral oil systems and is not compatible with SRAM DOT fluid braking systems.
| Model Part Number | SSP8031004 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SRAM |
No, this kit is specifically designed for Maven and DB8 systems using mineral oil. Level and Code brakes use DOT fluid and require a different kit.
Yes, the provided Maxima Mineral Oil is sufficient for a complete service of both the front and rear brake systems.
It is recommended to bleed your brakes at least once a year, or whenever you notice a soft lever feel or inconsistent braking performance.
The bleed block keeps the brake pistons set to the correct distance, preventing them from extending too far while the system is open.
Yes, they are designed for multiple uses. Ensure you clean them thoroughly with alcohol or mineral oil after every bleed session.
Ensure all fittings are tightened properly and check the syringe seal for cracks.
Verify that the correct fitting is being used and that the O-ring on the fitting is intact.
Repeat the bleed process to ensure all air is purged from the caliper, as air can remain trapped in the piston cavity.
This kit is exclusively compatible with SRAM Maven and DB8 disc brake systems that utilize mineral oil. Do not attempt to use this kit with SRAM road or older MTB brakes that require DOT fluid, as this will destroy the internal seals of your brake system. To care for your kit, always flush the syringes with clean mineral oil or isopropyl alcohol after use and store them in a cool, dry place to prevent the rubber seals from drying out or degrading.
