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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: SLO
Posts: 234
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1. You should NOT be driving around with a leaking brake system, thats extremely dangerous, if fluid is getting out theres a good chance air can get in, and when it does youre completely screwed.
2. clean the engine really good all over with some engine cleaner spray and a hose and watch for where you find fresh oil comming from, valve covers are a common place to check. 4. Replace your sealed beam headlight unit thing, the whole glass part comes out and you replace it. 5. The cable is probably stretched, if you can get to where the cable meets the lever and you put a couple zip ties around the cable end just before the end of it, when you pull the lever the ties will contact the latch lever as if the cable werent stretched. Or just replace the cable. |
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Stock
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: california
Posts: 2
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1. hmmm... i remember one time all the fluid did drain out, and when i refilled it, it didnt work until i pumped the clutch up and down for like 15 minutes straight
the clutch goes out before the brake does, doesnt it? so in the event that happens, im not completely 'cant stop the car' screwed am i? or are you talking about air bubbles in the brake line? 2. the leak is reallly slow, so i dont know how i would actually watch for it... explanation? 4. uhhh? 5. ill look at it Last edited by bluemeate; 11-19-2007 at 07:30 AM. |
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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: SLO
Posts: 234
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2. What im talking about, is clean the engine off really good so its nice and clean, drive it a couple days and then look for wetness, and follow where its comming from. 4. http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...pe=301&PTSet=A buy that and just replace it, theres no single bulb with this type of headlight system, theres a whole glass assembly like that and you must replace the whole thing if either the regular or highbeam filiment goes bad. |
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Stock
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Carlisle, Pa
Posts: 9
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you should take the car to some one who can either teach you or do it for you most of is easy fixes with a little mechanical knowledge
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