Leak in rear brake
1996 Cherokee Country. Noticed the other day my brake fluid was low. Topped it off, came outside later to discover a puddle of brake fluid under my rear passenger tire. All other tires were dry, no leaks. Doesn't seem to be leaking at any point on the line. What things should I check first? What's most common?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Thanks in advance for the help.
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From: vanburen
Year: 1995 &2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
For a d35 it is, for the Chy 8.25 you have to shave a 1/8 inch out of the backing plates to fit on the axle tube, there is a bunch of Wright ups on the zj disc swap mod.
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From: Northern Ontario, Canada
Year: 1990, 1999, 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
they only cost me 10
shouldn't be any more than 15-20 tops.
then you need new shoes, that's another 30.
then you need to bleed the lines.
not hard, as long as you don't break a line trying to remove it from the old wheel cylinder. but if you do, it's only a short line from the distribution block on top of the axle tube. you can just bend it with your hands if you're gentle.
shouldn't be any more than 15-20 tops.
then you need new shoes, that's another 30.
then you need to bleed the lines.
not hard, as long as you don't break a line trying to remove it from the old wheel cylinder. but if you do, it's only a short line from the distribution block on top of the axle tube. you can just bend it with your hands if you're gentle.
Originally Posted by caged
they only cost me 10
shouldn't be any more than 15-20 tops.
then you need new shoes, that's another 30.
then you need to bleed the lines.
not hard, as long as you don't break a line trying to remove it from the old wheel cylinder. but if you do, it's only a short line from the distribution block on top of the axle tube. you can just bend it with your hands if you're gentle.


