brake problems
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Joined: Aug 2003
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From: **** hole San Jose ca.
Geez, I used an old distribution block warning trip switch that, I run some JB weld epoxy into the end where the plug fits in plug end
to hole the pin down in place and not move up..
No shop tools any more, So have to use what, I can making up stuff work..
orich
to hole the pin down in place and not move up..
No shop tools any more, So have to use what, I can making up stuff work..
orich
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Joined: Jun 2013
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well I fixed that b**CH! I took the p-block off took the power valve out of it, wd-40'd the seals and put it back in. Changed the the rear flex line changed the remaining front flex line, put new pads on the front, bled them all once and bam. I got a pedal now. I'm gonna bleed it more tomorrow but I'm confident this issue was resolved. It was that p-block with the pressure switch on it. It froze up. Thanks for the help guys.
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