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Brake Issues Cont. 200 1987

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Wed Sep 15 13:27 CST 2004
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You might be surprised about the parking brake shoes. More likely you just cleaned the rust off of the drums on the ride home. But once you get the drums off to look it would be a shame not to have the shoes if it turns out you need them. The master is easy to change on the 87. Only special device you'll need is a bench bleeding kit, that can be made from a new or old piece of brake line and a bit of plastic hose.


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Art Benstein near Baltimore






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