Subject	it doesn't come out of adjustment by itself
Posted by	aliaZ on April 16, 2013 at 11:13 AM
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In Reply To	Re: have you checked your master cylinder pushrod length? posted by USCZ on April 15, 2013 at 05:34 PM
Message	your caliper pistons are probably seized. Have you ever flushed the brake fluid?
Follow Ups	Rear brakes locking up... - USCZ 12:23:16 04/15/13 Re: Rear brakes locking up... - Maxturbo 12:51:49 04/15/13 Re: Re: Rear brakes locking up... - USCZ 17:29:08 04/15/13 Go buy new calipers, your rear ones are shot - ttsmokin 13:09:23 04/15/13 Re: Go buy new calipers, your rear ones are shot - USCZ 17:32:11 04/15/13 Most definitely, corrode with age, old fluid.... - ttsmokin 19:26:25 04/15/13 Makes sense and what I figured. Thx. (n/m) - USCZ 11:39:22 04/16/13 have you checked your master cylinder pushrod length? - aliaZ 16:42:51 04/15/13 Re: have you checked your master cylinder pushrod length? - USCZ 17:34:16 04/15/13 it doesn't come out of adjustment by itself - aliaZ 11:13:13 04/16/13 That's what I'm thinking. Yes, with two cans of ATE Blue. (n/m) - USCZ 11:41:19 04/16/13
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