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Rims with inserts and rock ring are about 60 lbs and the tire is 88 lbs. So about 150 lbs each.
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Finally got this thing back together. Having the ARB is so nice compared to the spool. The first tight turn into the gas station just put a smile on my face.
Only problem I'm having is the rear brakes are sticking. Dragging like I'm always on the brakes. New calipers and pads. Last thing I want to do is melt the seals again.
I'm thinking it might be a pushrod problem with the F350 master cylinder swap. But I think that would affect the front brakes too. Anybody done the F350 master cylinder swap and experienced this?
Only problem I'm having is the rear brakes are sticking. Dragging like I'm always on the brakes. New calipers and pads. Last thing I want to do is melt the seals again.
I'm thinking it might be a pushrod problem with the F350 master cylinder swap. But I think that would affect the front brakes too. Anybody done the F350 master cylinder swap and experienced this?
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Is the master you have new? I know i had problems on my f250 when my master went out. It would apply brake pressure, but would not let off when you would release your foot. So it would keep building up pressure as you used them. But if your fronts are fine idk. Maybe a blockage in the main rear line. When they are locked up next, crack the seal on the bleeder and see if any fluid comes out. That's how I had to drive home when mine went goofy. Kept having to pull over and bleed them hah
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The master was new 2 or 3 yrs ago when I first did the sas. I just changed the master didn't mess with the booster and the push rod adjustment was screwed all the way in already.
I found a thread a while back were the guy shaved a little off the pushrod to get the right adjustment. But I think if that was the problem the fronts would be sticking too.
Always something with this thing. I'm going to pull the master and see what's up.
I found a thread a while back were the guy shaved a little off the pushrod to get the right adjustment. But I think if that was the problem the fronts would be sticking too.
Always something with this thing. I'm going to pull the master and see what's up.
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Yeah, I found the big fitting at the junkyard to fit the bigger port on the F350 master and the other at autozone then ran new hard lines to it.
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I took the fittings off the master cylinder and it was a straight through fitting, no proportioning valve. So I put it all back together and it's been fine since. Not sure if it was just the new pads and rotors were too thick with the disc conversion. But after that it's been good. I guess the pads just needed to wear down a little bit.
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