My lovely moring!!
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My lovely moring!!
I checked the u-bolts last night after doin the bastard pack last weekend and the crappy advanced auto nuts were pulling through the leaf plates a bit. The u-bolts didnt come with and washers!! So I got washers and torqued it down and it was driving great. All the driveline vibrations seemed to be gone, this morning although I was just on side streets and had to cut the trip short and head back home. The brake pedal was getting soft and starting to go down to the floor slowly. Apparently the hard line to the rear decided it was time to break!! It had a nice drip comin outa it. Im not gonna have time to replace it before the weekend and I got a lil road trip to help a friend move so its of the mechanic tomorrow to get fixed.
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Do a duct tape wrap and than an epoxy bond on it for now. That'll keep the fluid in for the road trip and cost you way less than the mechanic. I had to do this on a trail run and it worked great until I got back home. Just keep an extra bottle of brake fluid with you just in case.
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Do a duct tape wrap and than an epoxy bond on it for now. That'll keep the fluid in for the road trip and cost you way less than the mechanic. I had to do this on a trail run and it worked great until I got back home. Just keep an extra bottle of brake fluid with you just in case.
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