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Old 07-08-2014, 02:49 PM   #1
bigmac73
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brake issues

about two weeks ago i had the a new MC installed, wheel cylinders and new drum installed on the rear, when i picked up the truck the brake pedal felt great, plenty of pedal did not have to pump them, would stop on a dime , now after driving it i am back to the old routine of pumping them a few times to get a good stop and it seems like i lost a little pedal as well,

should i try to adjust the rear out a little? or take it back to the shop to get them to check it out

FYI- manual brakes, front calipers, rotors and hoses where replaced a year ago
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