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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Houston Texas
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Re: Another brake question
Thanks for all the replies,
Ran into a snapfu last night. I had the drums off to look at my true trac so while they were off I had my wife push on the brakes. The driver side rear piston did not move at all and the passenger side moves a little and it took approximately 1/2" a second to do it, real slow like. As the pistons are new I guess I will be replacing the rubber brake lines. Also, how do you the safety valve inside the proportioning valve?? Thanks again! |
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Motor City
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Re: Another brake question
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Systems Normal: All Frigged Up ...only they didn't say "frigged". K
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