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About Roger J.M. Warrington
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I HAVE WORKED ON MOSTLY CHEVYS FROM 55S UP TO 70S SMALL & LARGE BLOCK, ALL TYPE OF REPAIRS AND HI PERFORMANCE STUFF, CAMS/HEADS/MANIFOLDS, CARBS, ETC. PLEASE NOTE UP TO 1975 !!!! I will try with all others ok

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HAVE WORKED AT SHOPS SINCE 15 YRS OF AGE ALSO AT CON EDISON.

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U.S.ARMY TECH SCHOOL
REPAIR SHOPS-TROUBLE SHOOTING_ GEN>MOTORS COURSES
 
   

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Classic/Antique Car Repair - Brakes on a 77 Vette



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Tim wrote at 2007-07-26 17:04:15
i worked on vettes for years and saw the same problem air in rear brakes only you need to check the lateral runout on the rear rotors if there out to mch 10 thousands or more they cause the pistions in the calipers to move in and out rapidly sucking air in past the pistions seals you can shim the rotor from behind using masking tape sounds goofy but it works great just takes a little time but worth the time and effort



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