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Old 7th December 2010, 20:31   #1
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really need help on this quick i need a new rear brake cylinder for the left side (PASSENGERS SIDE) can someone please help me with which one i need, thanks
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i think ive found it

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/L-H-REAR-WHEEL...#ht_2162wt_802

mine is a 2002 saxo without abs so this sounds about right
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a rule i tend to employ, is to do both sides.
e.g when i replaced driveshafts,wishbones,tires.
sodslaw dictates if you do one side and not the other? . . . . . . it could be a week or two months before the other side needs doing too. but it will need doing eventually,

hope that wasnt too patronising,
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