 got the brake issue fixed, then exploded the brake pressure regulator |
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| Type 47 |
 Jan 2 2023, 06:50 PM
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We had issues with the rear brakes not bleeding and isolated it to the pressure regulator, so went out and pulled a backup off the parts cars.
the swap fixed the issue and brakes are bled. So we decided to take apart the bad one. Here is what is looks like a part. Those o rings were pretty gummed up preventing the piston from moving.  |
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