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timsterenMember

Interesting thread. Now I am wondering if I have the same problem of a slightly too long master cylinder rod - but not as bad as described here. It has been baffling me a bit, since it is quite noticeable that the car rolls easily when cold, but often does not roll easily after I have been driving for a while. If I put my hand on the wheels, then all 4 are warmer than I would expect from normal driving. The back two calipers have been rebuilt last summer since there was clearly a problem with one of them sticking. I have an aftermarket Ford master cylinder, not the usual Pantera one. Will have to investigate a bit more and see if there is some adjustment on the master cylinder rod.
Cheers, Tim.

4/12/1012:06 PM

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