<VV> Brakes

[Louis C. Armer, Jr.]

Do all the below mentioned. I would guess that when you apply the emergency
brake that a failed rubber brake line is seeping brake fluid into it's 
wheel cylinder.
when you release the e-brake, it takes wheel movement to free the brake shoes
by forcing a small amount of fluid back into the almost blocked rubber hose 
line.
Chuck Armer
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At 08:07 PM 5/11/05 -0700, you wrote:
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>My normal yearly wake up is to change the oil.
>Bleed the brakes.
>Check the tires.
>
>In addition I am thinking of re-building the wheel cyl.  Last done 4 
>seasons ago.
>
>Changing the rubber hoses.
>
>Any oppions are appreciated.
>
>Have the parts, keep them in inventory...just in case.
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