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Ok,
Dumb question, but by any chance have you taken off
the front calipers? I accidentally mixed mine up when I took them off to
paint, and put them back on the wrong sides. This put the bleeder at a
higher point than should be. Let's just say I couldn't get them to bleed,
and it took me longer than I want to admit to figure it out.
Later
Charles
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Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 6:23
PM
Subject: [Chevelle-list] Brakes - 65
Chevelle
Can't figure this out. Have disks on the
front (early camaro) and stock drums on the rear. Installed a new
8" brake booster and master cylinder, and a Tilton prop, valve
on the rear brakes. After bleeding the brakes I still can't get
sufficient pressure to the fronts even with the rears restricted 100% (valve
all the way in) to get acceptable front braking.
The front calipers are single piston. It
all worked before I installed the booster. It has good
vacuum.
Any suggestions? Copy Dave
Larry
Williams
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