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OLD WINNI DRUM BRAKES

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OLD WINNI DRUM BRAKES	BOB	1-28-02
I JUST BOUGHT A 1970 WINNI ON A DODGE M34 CHASSI WE BLEED THE BRAKES AN THEY WERE SO SO AFTER IT SITS FOR A WHILE THE BRAKES GO TO THE FLOOR AGAIN, THERE ARE NO LEAKS IN THE SYSTEM ALSO I WOULD LIKE TO REPLACE THE FRONT WHEEL CYLINDERS BUT THEY TELL ME THEY ARE NOT AVAILABLE ANYMORE IS THAT RIGHT. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT THANKS
Re: OLD WINNI DRUM BRAKES	Ismo	1-28-02
I JUST BOUGHT A 1970 WINNI ON A DODGE M34 CHASSI WE BLEED THE BRAKES AN THEY WERE SO SO AFTER IT SITS FOR A WHILE THE BRAKES GO TO THE FLOOR AGAIN, THERE ARE NO LEAKS IN THE SYSTEM ALSO I WOULD LIKE TO REPLACE THE FRONT WHEEL CYLINDERS BUT THEY TELL ME THEY ARE NOT AVAILABLE ANYMORE IS THAT RIGHT. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT THANKS You should be able to get the cylinders from a good parts house. Your problem on the brakes may be the master cylinder.Thats assuming there is no leaks.More than likely the master cylinder is bypassing the pressure. If they leak inside the drums and there is a lot of brake dust it may be sometime before you actually see the leaks.