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Old 08-08-2010, 06:16 PM   #1
JRBECK64
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Brakes not wanting to bleed.

I put a New Master Cylinder and New Wheel Cylinders on all four corners of this truck and for some reason I cant get the front to bleed properly. I bench bled the Master Cylinder till there were no more bubles and then started the bleeding process, starting with the farthest wheel away and worked my way back to the Drivers Side front. I did put Booster on to make it power Drum Brakes and Im wondering if that could be part of my problem. It seems like I get them working ok without the engine started but when I start the truck it seems like the pedal wants to go to or close to the floor. Then if I let it set for anytime it seems like the brakes go away in the front. Has anyone had this problem before? Thanks For any Help you can give with this.

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