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Old 07-22-2020, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by aontkos View Post
This is the first thing I noticed. If the piston isn't centered in the wheel cylinder I think it's likely that you'll run into problems. That means one of your shoes is extended further than it should be.
I’m with these guys.......that right side piston in the wheel cylinder is not positioned properly.
May have to relieve pressure by cracking bleeder to reposition.
I’m thinking you disconnected the wheel cylinder when you pulled the axle to confirm no leaky seal?
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