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It looks like I might have found an XR Wagon, but there are a few slight problems with it and I wanted to know if they would be easy fixes that I could do after I pick it up and hit the road.
The first is that the clutch needs to be pumped to get it to work, being that these are a hydraulic unit I assume it might just need to be bled, how do I go about it though? The second one is a brake issue. I haven't seen or been in the car yet but my father in-law has, he said there is something wrong with them, he dropped out when he said it and I haven't been able to get through since. I assume they might just need a bleed again, I've done this on my AU when I replaced the rotors and pads, how different would it be that the rears are drums? Anything else you guys could help me with would be great. Cheers, Dane.
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66 XR Clutch/Bake probs.
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