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> I was messing around with the pedal assembly, and the > pedal fell foreward and the cable managed to come loose. How do I reconnect > it?? Either disconnect the trany end of the cable, or wedge it forward, or have a helper hold it forward while you rehook it. To rehook it you have to remove the two bolts that attach it to the side of the tunnel, pull it out, and pull the eye out where you can get the hook into it again. Live and learn. > I bought remanufactured late model calipers from Bill & Steve's, and they > had only 1 bleeder valve on them. Is that normal? I thought they had 2. Well, > I put them on, with the bleeder valve on the down side. Is this ok? Should it > be on the top? Does it make a difference? Bleeders are necessary on the top, AND there are cutouts on the face of the pistons that must face a certain way WRT (with respect to) the brake rotor rotation. If you mount the calipers on the wrong sides (upside down) you won't be able to bleed the air out of the system AND the pads won't wear parallel. Yes it makes a difference. Live and learn. Jim - ******************************* Jim Adney, jadney@vwtype3.org Madison, Wisconsin, USA *******************************