Reply to "Kodiaks and brakes"

Kevin Perry (Guest)

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Originally posted by edmguru:
Ok guys,help me out here. We just mounted the new Kodiaks and tires. Looked really nice. When I came out this morning I had brake fluid on the ground at the right front wheel. Now the wheels were just installed and the car has not moved, the wheels have not rotated or turned and the brakes have not been applied. We just bolted the wheels on,
Any ideas before I get my 'wrench' up here this weekend

Good catch. I usually give the car a look all around before I go for a ride.

3/10/066:33 AM

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