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Rear brake problems continue 700

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Thu Jun 22 00:43 CST 2006
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If your 91 SE has anti-lock brakes, possibly the problem lies within the modulator, of which I have very little knowledge. But my backyard grease monkey intuition would say to disconnect the offending brake line(s) just AFTER the modulator and see what the flow looks like. If good, the problem lies betwen there and the wheels. If bad, disconnect the line(s) just BEFORE the modulator and see how the flow looks. If good at that point.....well I'm sure you get the point by now.

(I know - you're going to say you don't have anti-lock brakes.)
--
Chris - 1990 740, 1973 1800ES (Non-running), 1993 Dodge Dakota (Still has a little paint left on it)






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