Breaks question
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Originally Posted by k.blakeley
if it was the master cylinder after you would stop you would have to push the break petal futher and futher down to keep the truck from moving....you just need to bleed and check for leaks.
i think its just air in the lines..because once it stops it dosent move but you had to hold it almost all the way to the floor to stop
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Did you check the rear brakes?? Sometimes with a low pedal your rears need adjusted out... because your pushing your pedal all the way down toget your shoes out far enough to touch the drum... happens alot on cars...
I just found out today that my cables in the drums broke on both sides... and ruined my shoes... and my LR wheel cylinder is leaking... great..
Rocky
I just found out today that my cables in the drums broke on both sides... and ruined my shoes... and my LR wheel cylinder is leaking... great..
Rocky
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i didn't check the rear..i am getting my windshield installed tomorrow on the black truck and my new bags on Wednesday so once i get that truck going i will take the wheels off the red truck and service the rear drums...for all i know they may be gone..i haven't had the rears checked since i bought it
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