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Old 11-09-2010, 06:10 PM
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Welcome I SWAY I. I would also bleed all the brake lines until you get new fluid through out the system. Check any rubber line for cracks and if check the steel lines especially if they have rust on them. The old brake fluid can get moisture in it after setting that long. Other wise the list looked ok. Nice looking Chevelle.

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Old 11-13-2010, 08:30 AM
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Welcome I SWAY I. I would also bleed all the brake lines until you get new fluid through out the system. Check any rubber line for cracks and if check the steel lines especially if they have rust on them. The old brake fluid can get moisture in it after setting that long. Other wise the list looked ok. Nice looking Chevelle.

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For the cost of new hoses I think I would just replace them, especially the fronts.
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