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#231224 06/12/02 02:26 PM
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huh? well, there's a T-Red E1 over there on the lift with a disassembled front suspension. thought it was yours.

i wonder if it is the same problem...

and yes, Bonnell does start work at 730. it's amazing, i know.


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#231225 06/12/02 07:44 PM
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I got the warrantygold 5 year 150,000 mile warranty too. So if it what happened to me happens after 36,000 miles I would still be all set. I anticipate having some hassles with service departments with the 3rd party thing but its better than paying out the ass.


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#231226 06/12/02 07:56 PM
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Seems to me that chronic and recurring wear issues like front wheel bearings on CSVTs ought to be a recall item subject to a semi permanant fix...and be paid for by FoMoCo!

Yeah right... :rolleyes:


-Rob- '98 E0 Contour SVT #897, T-Red. FOR SALE: '98 E0 CSVT #2663 SilverFrost; stock & in very good condition. $7,800
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#231227 06/13/02 02:14 AM
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Quote:
Originally posted by Frenzee77:
Why would my rear brakes go before my front ones? The car stops on a dime. They said "We took the tires off to check the rear brakes and they are down to 3mm...we can replace them for $189.00". They were checking them because the car sometimes sticks after I take the e-brake off and try to go in reverse in the morning. There's a sound as if the brakes are stuck. Then it goes just fine.
You answered your own question ! I did my brakes in March and the rears were so worn I was wearing the pad backing plate. The fronts were fine.

I have the sticky handbrake too. I get the same sound as you do.


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Originally posted by JSmith:

When the brake sticks like it does for us, there is nothing wrong with the actuation system, it is simply the pad seizing to the rotor
Theres a TSB kit for sticky handrakes, there is something wrong. Water gets into the boots at the end of the cables and corrodes everything, making it stick.


'98 Mystique LS V6 MTX

"Unprofessional driver, wide open course."
#9 - Hitting .400 for ever
"Wake up the damn Bambino; I'll drill him in the ass." -- Pedro Martinez
"The MTX75 was not designed to be a drag racing transmission" -- Terry Haines
#231229 06/13/02 03:31 AM
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They replaced the E-brake cables...sweet. The more free replacement parts I get the better.


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