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| anderssj |
 Oct 2 2004, 04:16 PM
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Left rear caliper is dragging, picked up a spare on e-bay hoped to install it while I rebuilt the original. When checking the "new" one today, I pulled unscrewed the inner (metal) adjuster cover--and was surprised when brake fluid oozed out. I guess that means that the "new" caliper also needs a rebuild? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) (bad seal on the adjsuter?) If I'm off-base on this, please let me know.
For now I plan to rebuild the "new" one while it's off the car--besides, this one has the standard hex-head through bolts, instead of the "RIBE" head bolts found on the original caliper. Thanks in advance for your thoughts and advice. Steve A- |
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