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11-11-03, 01:49 PM
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brakes on 2000 Explorer
Rear brakes on 2000 explorer need to be replaced, this I can do. My question is - what is the problem when brake fluid is coming out of one of them. Need some help on the cause, and what else I will need to do to fix it.
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11-11-03, 02:10 PM
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You're going to need a wheel cylinder, so replace both sides. When you get the drum off the wheel cylinder will be easy to find. Replacement consists of disconnecting the braake line from the back side and removing a couple of bolts (after getting the brake shoes out of the way). Do one side completely at a time so that if you loose your place you can refer to the other side.
When you get it back together (both drums on), you'll need to bleed the system.
When you get it back together (both drums on), you'll need to bleed the system.
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