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Vehicle: 1990 Mercury Grand Marquis Station Wagon.
Yesterday:
Installed Rear Wheel Cylinders (Drum Brakes.) I attached the new rear brake lines to them, too.
Today:
1: I got the Rear Brake Hose on, and installed the brake lines to it. It took extra time, since one side of the hose has a larger brake line screw hole than the other (why?) and I needed to buy a size reducer.
2: The Brake Lines in the Rear and the Front Passenger Side have been Ziptied down.
3: I put some Cheap Brake Fluid in the Master Cylinder, to suck up any possible moisture in there. I'll remove it before adding Amsoil Brake Fluid.
Near Future:
1: Re-install the Gas Tank and Lines.
2: Replace the Fuel Line & Vent Line on the passenger side by the engine, in the last few feet. I didn't realize how rusty they are, by the engine.
3: Bleed the Brake Lines.
4: Inspect for leaks.
Farther Future:
I ought to replace the Oil Pan; its integrity is concerning, but seemingly not horrible. I think I need to raise the engine by a few feet, which I've never done before, but I'm sure that it's not too big of a problem.
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