Car sitting for 20 years - likihood the caliper pistons are toast? |
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Car sitting for 20 years - likihood the caliper pistons are toast? |
Tdskip |
Oct 28 2020, 05:31 PM
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So the Fresno car is running and I have a brake pedal BUT the pistons are sticking. Not a surprise, and they need to be serviced or replaced (the MC and lines are all new).
Question of the moment is if I can buy a rebuild kit and just deal with the seals or if I'm going to need pistons. Given that they sat with brake fluid in them for 20+ years it seems likely I'll need to order new ones. Yes/no/maybe? Any experience to share in a similar situation? |
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