[Shotimes] Rear Brake Issues, Continued

Zach Leahy leahyz@gmail.com
Thu, 30 Mar 2006 09:09:31 -0500


agreed on the brake line, it may be letting fluid go one way but not
the other....  BTW, anyone just happen to have a passenger rear (or
maybe drivers's rear.. .hmm) braided line hanging about....  Just need
that one, not the whole set.

On the Sway bar enlinks, they are avaialable from just about anyone. 
I got a very nice set from Napa the other day that are very stout. 
They are not the typical bolt, washer,sleve design, but are a netal
rod with flanges and a threaded end on either side.  I like this
design better myself, but doubt it really makes any difference who's
endlinks you use.  A pair for the rear should run $15-25.

Z

On 3/27/06, David Rosicke <d.rosicke@snet.net> wrote:
>  Probably the rubber brake line. It may not be releasing pressure properly after the first application of the brakes.
>
>  Rear sway-bar bushings:
>  Get a Hellwig Kit.  Call FPS and ask them to put one together.  It's a 9.5" cneter-to-center kit, if FPS hasn't already started stocking them.
>
>  http://photos.yahoo.com/d.rosicke@snet.net
>
>
>  Dave R
>
>  *****************************************************
>
> Message: 7
> To: SHOtimes
> From: Chris Riedl
> Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 12:56:19 -0500
> Subject: [Shotimes] Rear Brake Issues, Continued
>
> I finally got a spot of good weather to take a look at the rear
> brake on the SHO that had been causing problems. I have driven it around a few times, mindful of the issue. The brake does not appear to be stuck the same way anymore, but for some odd reason the wheel still feels slightly warm, without any smell or glowing rotor, or anything else. The rest of the wheels feel cold.
>
> I greased the slider pins with a large amount of grease, as
> well as opening the bleeder to make sure the hose was good. Pressing the pedal squirts out fluid, so I think that probably isn't the issue either. Has anyone encountered this partially stuck situation? I guess it was good for me to look at the rear brake, because I also noticed the same side's swaybar endlink is missing the rubber piece, and is not attached to the hub!
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
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