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Does anyone have a good picture of the rear brake master cylinder and cable hook ups for a 2003 kodiak 450?.......I am having a heck of a time getting my brakes to work properly and I am not even sure the levers and springs are correct.......I have checked the owners manual but its not clear and I do not have a repair manual.........Thanks.

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Yes but I am a new member and can not download manuals yet........I am suppose to have at least 10 posts before I can download but I am having trouble finding that much to say right now.....lol......Thanks for the response though.

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