greg g Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 Just wondered if you have ascertained the cause of you brake problems. Was your wheel bearing OK? Quote
Chester Brzostowski Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 Greg is right, Need update, PS... have pictures from Sunday maybe I can post them later tonight. Chet... Quote
Jim Yergin Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 Greg and Chet, After the disappointment on Sunday, I decided to take a break from the car for a couple of days and think about the problem. I also watched my video of my short drive a couple of times to get myself re-enthused about driving the car. I believe that the answer to the problem will be to readjust the length of the master cylinder rod to make sure the piston can clear the relief port. I had the rod adjusted out very far. However, I want to check all possibilities. I decided to pull the master cylinder to verify that the updated dual reservoir unit I installed did not have a residual valve in it for a rear drum set-up. I did pull it and it does not have any residual valves. Next I verified that the residual valves I installed in the lines for both the front discs and the rear discs were only 2lbs and were installed in the correct direction. I also checked to make sure the proportioning valve I installed was open. My next step is to disassemble the rear calipers from the car and clean and lubricate the guide pins. After the brake work I will move on to cleaning, repacking and readjusting the front wheel bearings. Hopefully I will not have to do anything more to them. Thanks for asking. I will keep you posted. Jim Yergin Quote
greg g Posted June 20, 2008 Author Report Posted June 20, 2008 Its a great loking car and it deserves to be driven. Quote
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