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| lapuwali |
 Oct 9 2004, 05:34 PM
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Been having no problems with brakes since I rebuilt the left rear caliper (leaking), until Friday morning. Pushed the lever down and the brakes didn't come off. Thought it was just a seized cable, didn't have time to futz with it, so I took something else.
After looking at it, the cables were not seized, but the e-brake levers on both calipers would not move until I moved them with a big screwdriver. This seems really odd (that both would have the same problem at once). Even after moving the levers, the brakes still drag considerably. This isn't brake line swell (happened all at once, and these are new stainless lines). No real question, I guess, just griping. |
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lapuwali Jammed handbrake Oct 9 2004, 05:34 PM
lapuwali After some investigation on this, I now have a que... Oct 14 2004, 06:12 PM  |
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