Is the master cylinder (brakes) on 2wd the same as 4wd?
I've been running a 2wd sapphire for a week now that I bought to use or another project, gave a lift to the mother in law and she got more than she bargained for.
As we approached a corner there was a truck on our side of the road, so I went for the brakes and there was nothing. Luckily I managed to get down the side of it with a bit of curb jumpin :-(
Got it back to the shop and started from the back front as there was a little effort from the front.
There was no fluid getting to the rear callipers. 7joins later I traced it to a faulty master cylinder.
I have a spare but it's miles away at a mates and mines a 2wd. Anyone know if they are the same before I travel all that way?
Thanks for any help
As we approached a corner there was a truck on our side of the road, so I went for the brakes and there was nothing. Luckily I managed to get down the side of it with a bit of curb jumpin :-(
Got it back to the shop and started from the back front as there was a little effort from the front.
There was no fluid getting to the rear callipers. 7joins later I traced it to a faulty master cylinder.
I have a spare but it's miles away at a mates and mines a 2wd. Anyone know if they are the same before I travel all that way?
Thanks for any help
Last edited by steff19; Nov 22, 2012 at 06:49 PM.
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