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Old 04-22-2004, 11:51 PM   #1
93GTDIN
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you rock, but unfortunately its a bit too late. I read another article that didn't mention the thing about bleeding the calipers only so I just opened the brake fluid resevoir and let the level rise a little, some spilled out, ciphoned the proper amount and closed it up and it worked... Odd though, now there is a soft grinding noise when turning... Could this be the pads breaking in?
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