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Oh, you might spray penetrating oil on the nut that goes into the wheel cylinder(on the brake lines) so it is easy to loosen before you even begin to jack up the truck.
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Did you use a pressure bleeder or do it manually?anybody know how you can tell if the airpac is working, or if the secondary cylinder it impacts is working? i have a new master cylinder and i have everything bled but the brake pedal is still a little mushy and the brakes won't really stop the truck.
Did you bleed the air pack first?anybody know how you can tell if the airpac is working, or if the secondary cylinder it impacts is working? i have a new master cylinder and i have everything bled but the brake pedal is still a little mushy and the brakes won't really stop the truck.
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