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Carlitos Way
So, the car is running. Took it around the block and heard the unmistakable sound of metal on metal as I applied the brakes. No problem, or so I thought... replace brake pads.

And then came hell. The calipers are frozen. Can't move them at all. Well, at least I can't move the internal caliper at all. The adjustment screw is frozen too, so I can't release any pressure.

Anybody have extra rear calipers for a 74 lying around... or where should I buy them from?

While I'm replacing the calipers... what else should I replace?

Carlos
McMark
QUOTE(cmolina @ Nov 2 2004, 05:20 PM)
While I'm replacing the calipers... what else should I replace?

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Carlitos Way
I wish I could be laughing too!!! I'm just beside myself. It looks like this is going to be a $1000 brake job!!!!

Eric_Shea
I've got a set off a 74... pretty clean too.
froggie
I got rebuilt front and rear calipers from my FLAPS.
Padco Brake parts in Reseda, CA
818-609-7696
http://www.PadcoBrake.com
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Carlitos Way
Hey,

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately it was a little too late. I've made a deal with Eric. I'm now just waiting for the calipers to arrive so I can get them installed.

Thanks for your help anyway!

C.
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