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Old 03-22-2010, 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 67 LeMans 326 View Post
...I am now at the point of the install where everything is mounted, all new lines run and everything is connected and the entire system has been bled out about a million times. The front brakes are working perfectly however, the rears are barely moving. I called their tech support and was told that because the E-brakes are not hooked up that the rears will not close enough to stop the rotor. Personally, I think this is total BS as the caliper does not care if the E-brake cable is attached or not.
You're wrong. You MUST attach the e-brake cables, adjust and cycle thru a few time dry before bleeding, otherwise the ratchet mechanism of the Eldo calipers won't work.

So, how did CPP solve the axle bearing preload issue?

 

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