Ok, here is the rundown. I recently got this 109 after it had been sitting a while. The brake petal was mushy (I had to pump the break about three times to get brakes).
The master cyl was empty. I filled it and bled the brakes three individual times. The result of each bleeding was again three pumps then good brakes. I was not losing any amount of fluid so I jacked up the back and then front, adjusting each brake properly.
I also pulled off the tire and drum. All appeared good except the front passenger side. There was fluid in the drum and along the brake components (which I assumed is brake fluid). I think I discovered a leak and the problem with my mushy brakes.
I know I need to rebuild this and am thinking this Rovers North product is the one I need to repair it: http://www.roversnorth.com/store/pc-2211-109-rebuild-kit-frt-26l-brk-series-iia-iii.aspx
Am I on the right track?
The master cyl was empty. I filled it and bled the brakes three individual times. The result of each bleeding was again three pumps then good brakes. I was not losing any amount of fluid so I jacked up the back and then front, adjusting each brake properly.
I also pulled off the tire and drum. All appeared good except the front passenger side. There was fluid in the drum and along the brake components (which I assumed is brake fluid). I think I discovered a leak and the problem with my mushy brakes.
I know I need to rebuild this and am thinking this Rovers North product is the one I need to repair it: http://www.roversnorth.com/store/pc-2211-109-rebuild-kit-frt-26l-brk-series-iia-iii.aspx
Am I on the right track?
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