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#41
Project Cars / Re: 1980 Eagle Sport STW 258+T...
Last post by juhap - October 28, 2025, 04:30:06 AM
Almost finished...



Winter storage is full of AMC cars: Hornet, 2 Eagles, Concord and American Hardtop... and Willys Jeepster...

#42
Defiantly do a visual check for fluid leaks at each wheel and the distribution block. If there is no sign of a leak then it is likely to be the master cylinder.
#43
Suspension, Steering, Brakes, Wheels & Tires / Re: Bad master cylinder?
Last post by 89 MJ - October 26, 2025, 10:15:15 PM
Sounds like the master to me, might also be a leaky caliper or wheel cylinder.
#44
Suspension, Steering, Brakes, Wheels & Tires / Bad master cylinder?
Last post by vangremlin - October 26, 2025, 09:58:27 PM
So on my 1980 2 door sedan, I'm having an issue with the brakes. 95% of the time they work fine. About once per trip, when I apply the brakes, the pedal goes lower than normal (not to the floor) and isn't as firm. If I let off the pedal and apply the brakes again, they act normal. Been doing it for awhile. I had the brakes bled, and it still does it. Does this sound like a problem with the master cylinder?  Thanks in advance.
#45
Hatchlings / Re: Newbie sx4 project
Last post by 89 MJ - October 25, 2025, 08:10:04 PM
My advice would be to let this be a long term project. These cars can be hard to find parts for and it takes time.
Welcome to the forum!
#46
Hatchlings / Newbie sx4 project
Last post by Eaglewife1 - October 24, 2025, 08:39:52 PM
Hello everyone,
My husband has had an 82 sx4 since before we met and we are finally getting serious about restoring it. Any tips and insight shared will be much appreciated. I am however particularly looking for resources and info on back windows and back windshield louvers. I'm sure I'll have more inquiries but share whatever you felt was helpful with your own efforts!
#47
Hatchlings / Re: New AMC family!
Last post by Jawbone1021 - October 24, 2025, 05:59:51 PM
Saw this one for sale. Great buy! Hope you enjoy it
#48
Hatchlings / Re: New AMC family!
Last post by 89 MJ - October 24, 2025, 03:51:57 PM
That Eagle looks great for a WI car. Where abouts in WI did you find it?

I've had my Eagle for nearly 9 years, but there was a time in the middle where I sold it. Mine is a daily driver for me and they are great cars!
#49
Hatchlings / Re: New AMC family!
Last post by Taylor - October 24, 2025, 02:01:36 PM
Good looking Eagle. Congratulations on a great find.
#50
Hatchlings / New AMC family!
Last post by James P - October 24, 2025, 01:49:34 PM
Howdy everyone!

My wife and I have always had an appreciation for the Eagle and have been on the lookout for one for quite some time. I recently found a 1988 Eagle Wagon in Wisconsin that's in pretty awesome condition! It does have relatively high mileage at 190k, but it's been exceptionally well cared for.

The gentleman I bought it from kept extensive maintenance records, so we feel confident the engine still has plenty of life left. Our goal is to keep it as original as possible, but we'll be making a few small improvements to help preserve it—such as sandblasting the underbody and protecting it from future rust.

Thanks so much for allowing me to join the community! I'd love to hear about your own Eagles—how long you've had them, what challenges you've faced with maintenance, or any interesting finds you've made along the way.
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