P32 sticking rear caliper
I drove my 2002 Winnebago Sightseer 27c P32 for the first time in a couple of months. I had to a little bit aggresively apply the brakes at a light. When I started up again, the engine labored more ...
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jspringator wrote:
I got the rear and crossover rear at O'Rileys. I found a place that can make up the front in stainless steel braid. Based on my experience with using SS braid with motorcycles, this should firm up the pedal.
He suggested I bring the hose in. That could create a problem in the shop because they would have to take it off and let this thing sit until the new hose arrived. Looks like the front and rear calipers are the same (side to side). Are the hose ends the same for the front as they are for the rear? If so, I could just show him the rears I have and he can make them up based on that, as long as I have the length.
Does anyone have the length?
There's a lot more to it than that, along with a big difference between the 79-96 and 97-99 P32 chassis. The latter has a longer metal tube, that's bent in quite a few places. I can only assume that the later years remained that way, as well.
If I was to get them made up, I'd take them off and have the shop put the new rubber on the metal tubing and maybe for copying the fixed tubing, also if one should want new or SS.
It's always a problem for me with trying to upload a pic here and now getting an error with using the site I once had success with.
Still, if you pm me with an addy, I'll send you pics of the two versions or to anyone else and maybe with someone who knows how to upload something here.
