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Old 11-06-2006, 01:25 PM   #1
boundstaffpress
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drum brakes

This weekend I put new brake cylinders on the back of my truck. Bled and adjusted them. The front has been bled before. I has a lot more pedal now than before. I still lock up my passenger front wheel before the others. I have to plan a lot in advance to get my rig slowed down enough to not skid that tire.

To get the front drum off of my 67 k10 do I need to remove the hub and repack the bearings? I bought a cylinder rebuild kit for the fronts, but was held up when the drum didn't want to come off the hub.

Any ideas?
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