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    Default Slave Cylinder Rebuilds...

    Brake Cylinders weren't even functioning.... its amazing the beast even stopped.....Never having done this before, I figured I would try. The brake fluid was crystalized and hardened in the cylinder. after removing them and digging them out, I cleaned them up well, boiled them out in some nice cookware, honed out the cylinder, and reassembled.
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    Nice job. I'm hoping to do the same thing this weekend. (Never done it before either.)

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    I ended up buying a brake hone at Orielly's for $16, which made cleaning out the crud on the cylinder wall much easier and got the surface nice and shiny. Good luck!

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