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  1. 6 hours ago, andyleonard said:

    +1  If every time you push the brakes you add more pressure and it can't return, eventually the brakes will lock. There MUST be a little free play in the MC rod so the MC piston inside the cylinder can return fully to it's "bleed back" position. Check your linkage and maybe yank back on the brake pedal to make sure there isn't something in the floor/carpets/linkage binding it.

     

    If you have the wrong rod or if something is mechanically preventing the MC from full return, pressure will build, locking the brakes. If this happens you can release pressure at the calipers/cylinders by opening the bleeders.

    Thank you so much... will try again!!

  2. 6 hours ago, AceAndrew said:

     

     

    No worries.  The code "E10" is not the 2002 chassis reference code, hence my comment.  When someone mentions it, its usually indicative they are fairly new to the community (nothing wrong with that).

     

    And +1 to Jeff/Andy's comments.  Be interesting to see what you find.

    Yes... Im new here... thank you all you guys for helping...

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    Well.  Changed almost everything in rear brakes.  New drums, new cylinders, new pipes, new shoes, new hoses.  I did the e21 MC upgrade assuming it was a direct fit.  I hope it is....  Dont know what could be wrong...

     

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    6 hours ago, jireland2002 said:

    It would help if you gave us more info.  It sounds like the pads are not retracting.  Probably do to the linkage fro the peddle to the booster.

     

     

  4. Thank you for your advice AceAndrew!  (E10 is the chasis code for all ´02s)

    My car is a 74 1602, which have a smaller engine and smaller rear brakes.    My rear brake drums are 200mm, not 230mm or 250mm found on later 2002s....

     

    Brake master cylinder bolts directly.  Everything works fine for a while, but brakes gets stiff.

    Anyway.. back to try again..... thank you!

  5. Hello guys.  Did someone swapped in a e21 master cylinder on a E10?  Need some advice here.
    I did swap a 79' E21 brake master cyliinder on my '74 1602
    I´m having trouble when riding the car.   Pedal brakes start to get stiff after a while... 

    I have read somewhere there is a difference in MC rod sizes ?  Any adivice would be appreciated...  Thank you!

  6. Hello guys.  Did someone swapped in a e21 master cylinder on a E10?  Need some advice here.
    I did swap a 79' E21 brake master cyliinder on my '74 1602
    I´m having trouble when riding the car.   Pedal brakes start to get stiff after a while...

    I have read somewhere itheres is a difference in MC rod sizes ?  Any adivice would be appreciated...  Thank you!

  7. 21 hours ago, shermanmartinez said:

    I have several in excellent used condition.  Located in Vacaville,CA. Email for pictures. shermanmartinez at Hotmail dot com

     

    Sent you an email yesterday.  Please send pics and price to michaelbend at Hotmail dot com

    Thank you.

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