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Flywheel tooth count
Is it a new starter? Sounds like it may be on the way out if nothing happens. Inspect the wires to the starter. Make sure the starter has proper clearance to the flywheel. Mine would do the same. There needs to be just enough room that an 1/8" drill bit can fit between the teeth of the flywheel...- jtbartsch
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Need Help with Rear Brakes.
What you will need to do is crack the bleeder screws to the rear drums and perform a gravity bleed on both at the same time or individually. Let it sit overnight and check your clear tubing to see if there is fluid in the line. If so then you need to bleed brakes like normal. I just went through...- jtbartsch
- Post #14
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Bad Proportioning Valve?
When you removed the lines from prop valve, did you leave the cap on the reservoir to the MC? I was thinking of doing exact thing you described as I still have not gotten it to slide over, but I do not want my lines or MC to run dry and then result in needing to bench bleed the MC. Thanks -
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Bad Proportioning Valve?
I have done this about four times. But will keep trying! Thanks so much! -
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Bad Proportioning Valve?
Do you think if I were to push the brake fluid in the line from the rear it would repressurize and slide over that way? Similar to vacuum pump but other direction(flow towards MC). -
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Bad Proportioning Valve?
Hi all, I'm a frequent visitor to this forum when in need of information. Currently in the midst of a rear end rebuild and could use some help. (This will be my first time posting so I'll try to keep this concise.) Upon tear down of the rear end, the rear brake lines were too rusted and broke...
