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I've gotten some more things done on the 93' the past few days. The brakes were in bad shape. The master cylinder was seeping from the gasket between the reservoir and the proportioning valve. I replaced the master cylinder with an AC Delco from RockAuto.
The drivers side slider pins were locked up pretty good, which resulted in the passenger side pads being almost metal to metal on both the inboard and outboard pads. I ended up replacing both the calipers too. I went with the Durlalast's from auto zone. At $50 for the pair it seemed like a good idea.
The rear brakes were dry as a desert when I cracked the bleeders back there, I really don't think they were working at all. I pumped the brakes and got the fluid flowing. I always gravity bleed my brakes, seemed to work well again here. The old fluid looked like used motor oil, glad to get some fresh fluid in the system.
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The drivers side slider pins were locked up pretty good, which resulted in the passenger side pads being almost metal to metal on both the inboard and outboard pads. I ended up replacing both the calipers too. I went with the Durlalast's from auto zone. At $50 for the pair it seemed like a good idea.
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The rear brakes were dry as a desert when I cracked the bleeders back there, I really don't think they were working at all. I pumped the brakes and got the fluid flowing. I always gravity bleed my brakes, seemed to work well again here. The old fluid looked like used motor oil, glad to get some fresh fluid in the system.
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