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Re: Braking Problem
[Re: Jesse Singh Gill]
#237482
July 23, 2007 03:20 am UTC
July 23, 2007 03:20 am UTC
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Bill Seward
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The problem is you have air in your line it needs to be bleed.
97 Talon Esi Sweet Ride Winter Beater 92 Saturn Sc2
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Re: Braking Problem
[Re: Bill Seward]
#237485
July 23, 2007 03:47 am UTC
July 23, 2007 03:47 am UTC
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Brian Fernandez
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Thats what happened to me, Took it out in April from being in the garage 2 months, didn't have any fluid, filled reservoir, bled them, and then It got to the point where I had to get the new Master cylinder, because I was having to top my reservoir up daily. After the new part All my problems were gone ( Break related )
Duramax
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Re: Braking Problem
[Re: Brian Fernandez]
#237533
July 23, 2007 09:20 pm UTC
July 23, 2007 09:20 pm UTC
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Posts: 53 Edmonton, Alberta
Chris Rielly
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There might be a slow leak on one of your lines or calipers.
My rear left caliper was slowly leaking. I had to top up brake fluid every couple of weeks. I neglected it once and got air in the system, pedal went to the floor. I found the problem and changed the rear caliper.
Fine ever since.
Make sure you check for leaks before forking out money on a master cylinder.
1990 TSI AWD.EV016G,O2,Exhaust Mani,3" Exhaust,550 cc Inj,255 Walbro,16PSI, AeroFPR,Stage4 Clutch.
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