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Mad_shaun

Posted 15/8/2016 8:53 PM (#722572 - in reply to #722514)
Subject: FORUM IS BLOODY CLOSED YOU SILLY BUGGERS

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The car was parked up for a while while I moved house - then the brake light on the dash would not go out - there was no fluid in the reservoir.So the garage that normally works on my car told me that the fluid had got into the servo unit.So I needed a new servo, and master cylinder. As the car was parked up for a while the discs had gone rusty. So at that point I thought may as well overhaul the entire brake system - with wheel cylinders, drums , pads discs and pipes.

Jin

Posted 27/4/2017 2:59 PM (#723426 - in reply to #722514)
Subject: RE: extremely cr#p brakes

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cant believe nobody sugested adjusting the shoes - worked a treat.

just incase anyone else has the same issue

Morey

Posted 30/4/2017 9:23 AM (#723427 - in reply to #722514)
Subject: RE: extremely cr#p brakes

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