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pyro883 · 02-25-2008, 03:56 AM

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I went out today and did some work on the truck and I finally got it timed and running like it should *fingers crossed*. However I have no pedal pressure so no ride I decided to take the wheels off to see if I could find any leaks. Here are some pictures of the new project. As you can see the brakes are pretty well jacked up. The calipers are rusted really well, as so is the rotor. The rotor also has a scorch in it pretty deep. There are several other places that it is scorched pretty deep but not nearly as bad. The good news is it looks like they greased the bearings not to long ago. This will probably be my first project for when i get back from Japan as this weekend is the last one I am going to be here in the states before I leave.

02-25-2008, 03:56 AM	#17
pyro883 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Beaufort, SC Posts: 244	Re: Project Black Ops I went out today and did some work on the truck and I finally got it timed and running like it should fingers crossed. However I have no pedal pressure so no ride I decided to take the wheels off to see if I could find any leaks. Here are some pictures of the new project. As you can see the brakes are pretty well jacked up. The calipers are rusted really well, as so is the rotor. The rotor also has a scorch in it pretty deep. There are several other places that it is scorched pretty deep but not nearly as bad. The good news is it looks like they greased the bearings not to long ago. This will probably be my first project for when i get back from Japan as this weekend is the last one I am going to be here in the states before I leave.