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Old 08-05-15, 04:05 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by ZS Phil View Post
It would be easier just to splice into the brake pipe and replace the corroded section using either compression fittings or get a pipe flaring tool.
A mate suggested the same thing, however I've never done it before nor do I have the skill/patience for it....

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I got new sliders from Rimmers, think it was, sorted out the binding O/S/R caliper.

Having a laugh at that price, I reckon.
Will do some searching, but looks like their quote was for discs and pads too, so I'll check into that after I check them! I do trust the garage, but they just have high labour costs... They do a good job though, and did fault find that the alternator seems to be at fault not the timing belt tensioner...
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