I did not use one but it shouldn’t hurt anything if you want to add one. If your peddle doesn’t go back like it should I would check for binding and make sure it moves free. The peddle kit from go power sports comes with a spring as well.
@@sparksadventures9140 really? i need help then. i pushed the lever all the way and now the brake pads are closed completely tight with the disc. i cant make them return to normal position? would UK why
It is a hydraulic brake right? If so you might want to bleed the brakes. A spring won’t hurt and would help pull the peddle back when you push it down! If you don’t have the stop on there and go to far while pressing the brake, it’s possible the master cylinder was damaged by the pin going in to far.
Looks like Arizona to me
plz respnd do u need a return spring for hydraulic brakes?
I did not use one but it shouldn’t hurt anything if you want to add one. If your peddle doesn’t go back like it should I would check for binding and make sure it moves free. The peddle kit from go power sports comes with a spring as well.
@@sparksadventures9140 ok thanks my brake i think has a spring inside it cuz when I push the lever in it comes out it self
@@justbuilds8248 it most likely returns due to the pressure. It might have a spring but unsure on yours.
@@sparksadventures9140 really? i need help then. i pushed the lever all the way and now the brake pads are closed completely tight with the disc. i cant make them return to normal position? would UK why
It is a hydraulic brake right? If so you might want to bleed the brakes. A spring won’t hurt and would help pull the peddle back when you push it down! If you don’t have the stop on there and go to far while pressing the brake, it’s possible the master cylinder was damaged by the pin going in to far.