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06-19-2006, 08:14 PM
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Re: Hard brake pedal in a 68 why? Help
I'd check the rod length.
You haven't added Viagra to the brake fluid, have you??? The rod from the brake pedal isn't the same rod that comes out the other side and pushes on the mastercylinder. So you can have some free travel on the brake pedal side and not on the other side.
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