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Brake pedal to the floor

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Never really worked with them yet. only thing i can think of is there is air in it some where. if so do i really need to go buy some kind of kit to bleed them? Is there a free way?

thx mike
 
bleed your brakes? there is a simple free way sure, but it takes 2 people. Start at the wheel farthest from the MC(Passenger rear). Top off the fluid, then have someone push the pedal to the floor. Brake the bleeder loose, then close the bleeder after a few seconds and have the person let up on the brake, but NOT UNTIL AFTER YOU CLOSE THE BLEEDER! Continue to do this until all you get is fluid(not burst of air followed by fluid). Then move to the driver rear wheel, passenger front then finally the driver front, repeating the process all around. Remember to check the fluid level often and make sure the caps is on the res.
 
If you really want to be picky, both rears are the same distance(drop line in center of rear).
 
No, I wasn't trying to waste time, I was just curious.

What Sled said is true, both use the same line until the split at the rear axle, which is essentially the center of the truck, thus the same length to either wheel in the rear. If they were seperate all the way back, it would be a different story, but they aren't! :D
 
dyeager535 said:
No, I wasn't trying to waste time, I was just curious.

What Sled said is true, both use the same line until the split at the rear axle, which is essentially the center of the truck, thus the same length to either wheel in the rear. If they were seperate all the way back, it would be a different story, but they aren't! :D

and i was just laughing :screwy: :p:
 
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