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Brakes are NOT fixed.....pedal still soft!! What next...? 200 1985

posted by  DeWayne on  Thu Mar 14 15:55 CST 2002
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Well... because the brake pads were worn down to nothing and the local guy had PBR brake pads in stock, so I bought the pads and new hardware kits from him.
As for the calipers, the dust boots were shot and I did not know they were bad until after I started the job, so I could not wait for mailorder parts to arrive. The OEM brake pads leave lots of nasty brake dust on the wheels and the local dealer doesn't stock very many parts so they have to special order them.

DeWayne






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