Search results

Thanks to all who helped me in this matter. I made a homemade pressure bleeder and bled all the l;ines from the farthest to the nearest after doing the slave cylinder FIRST. Got my pedal back and am now adjusting the brake shoe clearance for all six drums. THANKS AGAIN!

I thought of doing that...but the length of the brake line hose and knuckle housing removal intimidated me , as well as the TM instructions to disconnect the brake line. I knew I would have to bleed the system but was not prepared to have the pedal go imediately to the floor and then stay...

Makin a pressure bleeder Well, a great big thanks for the replies so far. It seems that I should pressure bleed the system thoroughly and then see if the problem remains. I am going to look at threads for doing this. At $20-25.00 cash investment I cannot go wrong. Will let you know what...

Bled the air assist slave brake cylinder Instant no brakes I changed the front axle boots and had to remove the two brake lines from the wheel cylinders. During the boot replacement I inspected all brake components, then adjusted the brakes and bled the two wheel cylinders on the front of the...