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I don’t even know how to title this because I’m completely clueless on what’s going on.
I have a 68 GTX, brand new brake booster, brand new dr diff aluminum master cylinder, all new braided steel lines, calipers have been on the car for 7 years but were brand new, factory proportion valve was removed and a brand new wilwood distribution/proportion valve installed.
The problem I have is the brakes don’t release. I’ve messed with the booster to master cylinder adjusting rod, and that doesn’t help. I removed the caliper thinking there was a problem with it, and no fluid came out of the line when I disconnected it, but there’s fluid in the caliper. When I press on the pedal fluid will come out of the line, but it doesn’t drip. I also took the caliper apart and there’s nothing wrong inside, all nice and clean inside.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
I have a 68 GTX, brand new brake booster, brand new dr diff aluminum master cylinder, all new braided steel lines, calipers have been on the car for 7 years but were brand new, factory proportion valve was removed and a brand new wilwood distribution/proportion valve installed.
The problem I have is the brakes don’t release. I’ve messed with the booster to master cylinder adjusting rod, and that doesn’t help. I removed the caliper thinking there was a problem with it, and no fluid came out of the line when I disconnected it, but there’s fluid in the caliper. When I press on the pedal fluid will come out of the line, but it doesn’t drip. I also took the caliper apart and there’s nothing wrong inside, all nice and clean inside.
Any help would be greatly appreciated