Master Cylinder Question
01-06-2015, 09:52 PM
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Master Cylinder Question
I am expieriencing a bad break pedal droping to the floor in my 89 xj. I bled the lines checked the lines and so now my thought is bad master cylinder. I'm wondering if anyone has rebuilt one and if its worth it? Or should I have to buy a new one?? I prefer the cheapest way to get it fixed that will hold up well. Thanks
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01-08-2015, 07:13 AM
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That's the same mantra we heard in Vietnam when guys started complaining about carrying extra ammo. (most people don't realize ammo is heavy)
Never rebuild a M/C yourself unless you're restoring something to original and NOS parts are non-existant. In some instances you're not even allowed to use a rebuilt brake cylinder.
You can pay for it now, or God forbid the brakes fail, pay for it later.......
Never rebuild a M/C yourself unless you're restoring something to original and NOS parts are non-existant. In some instances you're not even allowed to use a rebuilt brake cylinder.
You can pay for it now, or God forbid the brakes fail, pay for it later.......
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