ANy difference between ABS and NON-ABS brake master cylinder
is there a difference?
my girlfriends brakes are going out pretty bad...the brake pedal will just go to the floor when you are trying to stop
so since the ABS is more expensive than the NON-ABS, i was thinking there shouldnt be a difference
my girlfriends brakes are going out pretty bad...the brake pedal will just go to the floor when you are trying to stop
so since the ABS is more expensive than the NON-ABS, i was thinking there shouldnt be a difference
Master cylinders for Civics with ABS are different from those without ABS. There are differences in piston diameters, reservoir volumes, bolt patterns, and line fitting sizes.
Get the proper part for your car.
What car is it?
Get the proper part for your car.
What car is it?
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its a 94 ex auto</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah, in that case, you have to get the ABS MC, because the non-ABS piece won't bolt up to the brake booster.
its a 94 ex auto</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah, in that case, you have to get the ABS MC, because the non-ABS piece won't bolt up to the brake booster.
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