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soft brake pedal
i have a 1997 chevy silverado z71 package.i have just put all new drums,rotors,shoes,pads,and calipers on it.my problem is the brake pedal still feels spongy.half to 3/4 play in the pedal.any ideas????
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Re: soft brake pedal
replacing the rubber hoses with stainless steel brake lines
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Re: soft brake pedal
did it feel spongy before repairs? it's a notorious issue, but harmless.
otherwise, got air in lines, bleed the system. |
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Re: soft brake pedal
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Re: soft brake pedal
Make sure you adjust the rear shoes with the drum on and make sure there is a slight drag on them. That will bring the pedal up a little higher. If you were able to slip the drums on easily and didn't adjust them, that is the problem.
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Re: soft brake pedal
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air will cause the pedal to have a spongy feel.. |
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Re: soft brake pedal
thNKS GUYS FOR THE INFO.I ADJUSTED THE REAR SHOES A LITTLE.MADE A WORLD OF DIFFRENCE.I GUESS THESE REAR BRAKES ARE ALITTLE DIFFRENT THEN EARLY 90S TRUCKS.I ADJUSTED THEM UP AND ABOUT WENT THREW THE WINDSHIELD
THANKS AGAIN
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Re: soft brake pedal
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Don't wanna' ruin a good windshield do we?
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