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From: Dan
Email: Dan(at)byron.com (replace at with @ to email)
Remote Name: 24.118.197.109
Date: October 21, 2003
Adam You may have crud in your lines. Flushing may help. I took apart a 58's brake system. I found a ton of crud in each cylinder. Also there was crud in the brake light switch. The half of the cylinders were rusted. They weren't helping the stoping factor. I should point out that this car was last regularly driven in 1975. Make sure that you get a full streem at each bleader on each slave cylinder. Dan
