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Re: muddy WATER in my brake lines?
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Originally Posted by kwmech
Did you bleed the calipers out or push all the fluid in them back into the MC when you changed the pads? That also looks like a lot of moisture in the fluid
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i used a C clamp to push the caliper piston in so I could fit both pads and reinstall. Do chevys require the brakes to be bled for just putting in new pads?? i've changed pads on 4th gen firebirds and my (ex) '76 sedan deville and they never gave me this problem.
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Originally Posted by Keith Seymore
Is that the automotive equivalent of having "Prince Albert in a can?"
K
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 i guess you could say it is
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'80 Suburban C20 (C6P) (Silverado)
- '68 472 (Edelbrock 1813, PH8026 LT's, H pipe) / '91 4L80 (manual shift,vac modulator, 350 converter) / 14B FF 3.21 G80 34' s/ '96 GMT400 interior
Last edited by 85raiderburban; 12-13-2017 at 11:27 PM.
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