Re: Bloody Bleedin' Brakes and Bleeding Them (on a B)

mgs

Re: Bloody Bleedin' Brakes and Bleeding Them (on a B)

To:	danray@bluegrass.net, mgs@Autox.Team.Net
Subject:	Re: Bloody Bleedin' Brakes and Bleeding Them (on a B)
From:	Lafoxparts@aol.com
Date:	Tue, 24 Feb 1998 23:18:39 EST

First place I would check is the rear brake adjustment. Then be concerned
about other areas of the system. My experience as a shop owner for 25 years
has showen that this is often the answer to the problem that you discribed .
Respectfully
D.T.

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