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Lifetime MemberIrving, TX - USA
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Vette(s): #1 -1969 Corvette Coupe Riverside Gold, black interior,MN,A/C,350/350,PS,PB,window cranks.
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Here's a couple of video's of Break Bleeding that took place in the parking lot of our Host Hotel. This is "2tone's" car (Ed). Sorry about some of the talking in the background. I might add some more later..........
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This must have been while we were stuck out on the side of the road with da Penguin....dang...I miss ALL the fun....
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You didnt miss anything joel...but would rather bleed brakes than change that fuel pump...
Ed - I'll be interested in knowing what the problem is with the brakes was when you get it figured out.
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Jim: I think that 1, maybe both, rear rotors have too much run-out and are probably inducing air into the rear system. He hasn't had any trouble with the front system if I understood Ed correctly when we were talking about it at the Esso Station. I told him to get that checked out if there are no leaks anywhere in the rear.
Glad to see that you and Wally made it home OK too. Long trip wasn't it, but well worth it, I had a great time.
Take care, Chuck
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