[Mgs] MGB likes to lay a patch
Paul Hunt
paul.hunt1 at blueyonder.co.uk
Tue Jul 24 02:12:37 MDT 2007
Like I say, I don't see how lack of braking effort on rear wheel will
suddenly cause the other to start applying much more braking effort
sufficient to cause it to lock, they each have the same pressure, and
assuming the fronts are working normally and not locking will be the same
pressure as when both rear brakes are working normally.
PaulH.
----- Original Message -----
> If one rear wheel cylinder is leaking brake fluid, that side may be
> contaminated as well as not receiving any braking input, causing the other
> side to possibly pull or lock up.
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