96 Accord Master Cylinder
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96 Accord Master Cylinder
I have a 1996 Honda Accord Ex with about 140,000 miles on it. Lately, the brakes have started losing pressure, as I'm stopping and when sitting at lights. I've only noticed it in the afternoons or when it's hot out. I just checked my brake fluid level and it is fine. A local reputable mechanic quoted me around $600 to replace the master cylinder. Does this sound reasonable?
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Re: 96 Accord Master Cylinder
I had the same problem last month. I have a guy who has his own garage and repairs cars for a living. I know that he only payed about 90 dollars for the part, if that. So 600$ sounds really unreasonable to me. The part online, Brake Master Cylinder, is less than 100$.
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Re: 96 Accord Master Cylinder
I have a 1996 Honda Accord Ex with about 140,000 miles on it. Lately, the brakes have started losing pressure, as I'm stopping and when sitting at lights. I've only noticed it in the afternoons or when it's hot out. I just checked my brake fluid level and it is fine. A local reputable mechanic quoted me around $600 to replace the master cylinder. Does this sound reasonable?
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Re: 96 Accord Master Cylinder
96 accord ex master cylinder for my area is under 100 bucks at autozone
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...temId=cat30105
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Re: 96 Accord Master Cylinder
wouldn't a master cylinder from a local auto parts store be pretty good?
96 accord ex master cylinder for my area is under 100 bucks at autozone
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...temId=cat30105
96 accord ex master cylinder for my area is under 100 bucks at autozone
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...temId=cat30105
Eh, the rebuilt ones have a tendency to fail. One I originally got was a rebuilt one and was damaged on the exterior.
The off brands I'm sure you could get but only $40 gets you a brand new OEM one. I feel a lot safer with it.
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