bob kuczynski
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two thin rods come off the brake rods under the seat and stick up in the
air. what are they for?
air. what are they for?
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Lynn Patrick
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Which 4000, 3 or 4 cylinder?
Bern
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- Mount Vernon, WA
bob kuczynski
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4. 1963.
MarkB_MI
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- Location
- Motown USA
If they don't appear to do anything, they're probably stuck. You should be able to lock each brake by lifting the rod while stepping on the brake pedal.
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