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Re: BTV--- a problem

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Did you disassemble and inspect the wheel cylinders? They can get gummed up over the years, yet they can be bled just fine.

Tired old brake hoses might look fine from the outside, but can collaps, internally.

Posted on: 2011/4/20 13:20

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