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It worked well for me. When I flew to Cameron, MO, for the Missouri
Fly-In in October my brakes were barely working. I added fluid into
the reservoir but it did not good. I tried to bleed them by pumping
the pedal and they quit working altogether! I then pumped fluid from
the calipers up to the reservoir and they work great. I think as long
as I keep the fluid level up, they will be OK. I think my right
caliper is leaking, and will have that looked at soon.
Larry Snyder
N99340
On Dec 27, 2006, at 10:37 AM, john jameson wrote:
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hi. i have a 46 415C. it has cleveland brakes that worked great
when they were installed 5 years ago. inthe last year or so the
performance has gradually detiriorated. the pedal seems a bit low
too butr does not really "pump up" on repeated application.
my A and P friend says i am probably just low on fluid and has
offered to pump some in from the caliper side.
does this sound like a good plan?
jmj
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