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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Lynn Haven Florida
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brake pedal clevis adjustment
Hey guys need a little help, just finshed putting my disc brakes on the back of my truck, i also put a new booster master cyl. and 4 wheel disc prop valve on. my question is , is there a rule of thunb on the clevis adjustment on the pedal or somrthing more to it. i cut the new rod on the booster to my old booster and adjusted pedal to the top, but i dont' have much pedal travel and i'm having a hard time getting my brakes to bleed out. any help would be appreciated.
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Location: Centrally located between Houston, Austin and Waco. BCS area.
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Re: brake pedal clevis adjustment
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And on the part of brakes not bleeding out. Do you mean you don't get any fluid to the brakes? I'm not familiar with the disc/disc system but maybe someone else has installed one and can help. |
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Re: brake pedal clevis adjustment
Disrecard guys had a major brain fart, got it figured out
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Re: brake pedal clevis adjustment
I wondered what that smell was in Tallahassee...LOLOLOL
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