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1969 C/10 Longbed undergoing rebuild. Old Chevy's Never Die, They Just Rust Around The Edges |
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Sounds to me like the brakes need to be bled, even if you have done this already, get a one man kit and completely flush and bleed the system. I would rule this out before buying more parts.
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Like Mark540 said sounds like air in the system. It took me what semed like 80,000 tries when I had to replace lines and a proportioning valve to getmine right.
Another thing since you have a mixture of parts, you might need to readjust the pedal rod that goes between the booster and brake pedal to get the feel you desire.
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Thanks for the input, I will be working on it again this weekend, I have ajusted the petal rod, and the brakes have been bled numerous times, but will try again, when I find my digital camera I will be submitting some photos, as I have some questions about the type power booster types ( Delco, Moraine, Bendix) .The braking system should be identical to whats on a 71 or 72 truck. My truck already had power drums, and believe that the booster is the same for both drum, and disc ( Please correct me if I'm wrong). The only thing I can thank of is the rod between the master cylinder and the booster may need adjusting. Any sugestions are appericiated.
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Glad to hear it. It is always nice to know that the brakes work...Who knows you might actually need them someday!
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