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Wheel cylinder or not?

adv789

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Hey guys i have another question....:oops: i replaced all my filters today(fuel/oil) and did an oil change, everything went great, until i got in fired her up and got her up to operating temp. i was going to take it on an easy cruise until i tried the brakes and the pedal went clear to the floor with almost no braking power:-(. i guess i have no braking fluid in the system, so that left me wondering where it all leaked out. i think iv narrowed it down to my front driverside wheel cylinder, due to the fact there is a oily residue leaking out of my wheel and down my tire, onto the ground. so my question is,... am i right:?: and if so should i buy a whole new cylinder or just rebuild this one. i went to OD iron's web site but didt see a wheel cylinder rebuild kit for the front on a 5-ton just the rears.

any sugestions or comments are greatly appriciated.
Thanks Guys

Ryan
 

gimpyrobb

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Pull it apart, if it isn't deeply pitted, rebuild it. Keep in mind, if one is bad, the rest are in similar shape!
 
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