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Old 07-25-2004, 03:39 PM   #2
68C15
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here try this. adjust rear shoes tight so they do not move. (shoes completely touching drum). then find a buddy who can push pedal but not completly to floor. open RR bleeder, push pedal, close bleeder, release pedal, wait 5 sec & repeat until no air comes out. do same on LR. by this time you should have a very high & firm pedal. back off the adjustment on shoes so the wheels can be rotated. then take truck to store & purchase a 12 pack of your favorite barley pop. take it back to shop & thank your buddy for the help.
if this doesnt work let me know via PM. I have NEVER had a problem while using this method.
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