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My pedal firmness was excellent until these original 50 year old lines turned to sponge rubber. Now I have to pump the pedal once to get a good feel. You can see them expand when pressure is applied. And the left caliper is holding pressure causing some drag. Im guessing its a good time for new ones.
The caliper pistons had chrome flaking off and a rusted ring around the sealing area. So I replaced the pistons and with new kits. Most of the brake system has the rubber replaced. Last thing on list are the three original rubber hoses. Its been long enough for the replacement parts to start failing now.
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