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#6654 12/12/2004 1:49 AM
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Anyone else had trouble with Masterpower power brake/master cylinder units? I installed a power brake setup and began having trouble with the brakes draging. after changing hoses, cables, springs and everything else. I finally found the fault was the mounting of the master cylinder on the booster. The drive rod of the booster is a 1/4" too long. I have to install the reworked unit be I think it's fixed now. Is this typical of Masterpower's work?


if it dosen't need fixed, break it
#6655 12/12/2004 3:46 PM
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Its probably typical of everything bought now, no one cares about their job or anything. I get parts all the time that have to be made to fit, didn't have to do this a few years back. Think of trying to make a living when there is a set time you are paid to R&R a part then you spend extra time figgering out it's not adjusted correctly from the factory or doesn't fit, you have to make it fit. Cuts into the paycheck. Brian


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