Search the archives and see if it is a Bendix system. I believe it is and I
am told those units are much cheaper than the earlier ones. I would take it
to a Chrysler dealer and have them put it on their diagnostics. I doubt the
whole system is bad. I have a 92 that had a bad accumulator and $150 later
I was out the door. The dealer diagnostic would be a first step because it
could be something minor. I am guessing but whole system would be under $500
Matt Hopkins
66 Crown
75 Lebaron
92 Imperial with great functioning ABS
New Subscriber(s): Micheal Jones
Email Address is: salimathere@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Member Location: Philadelphia
Car(s) owned: Black 1993
Self-Introduction: My sister recently purchased a new car and I was given
the Imperial.
Amechanic told her that she needed a new brake system and the cost would be
$1500.00. I decided to search around and found this helpful website. Are the
parts for a master cylinder readily availabe for this car? Does anyone know
the costs of these repairs?
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