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Old 11-13-2002, 11:32 PM   #7
WORNBRAKES
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Location: Hughesville, MD
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Shadetree- I will give the pump rod a shot prior to spending more $. I hope I can get to it this weekend.
70Sub- I feel you on the brakes. I spent almost 300 for new rear drums for the 68. Floating axles are a pain in the a_s. After shoes, springs, and wheel cylinders the rear brakes got kind of pricey. Need no part #'s now I hope that it wont cost anything to fix. I will try the adjuster screw and if I get nothing, I will pull the drum and further inspect.
Thanks,
Mario
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