

| Subject: | Re: bleeding bloody brakes |
| From: | neil |
| Date: | Mon, 15 Jan 2007 11:34:22 -0800 |
On 1/12/07, Edward Maglott <emaglott@buncombe.main.nc.us> wrote: > I think there is a situation in the rear brakes that can cause this > symptom. something about hardware installed backwards or incorrectly. The > fact that backing up causes the situation for one pump, then it is firm > again tells me that something it putting a big gap between the rear shoes > and drum. If it was air, it wouldn't get firm again. Mathias, when doing my brakes, in looking at Bentley/Haynes, I found it tough to tell exactly how the adjuster end (end with gear) of push/adjuster rod was to be installed. i.e. wider part of fork facing outboard, or inboard. Regardless of that, it took a few trys to get all installed correctly. It wouldn't hurt to double check your rear hardware/shoes installation. As for "push/adjuster rod" (P. 46.6 Bentley) if I can find the answer in my Pmail, I'll forward it to list. Anyone else have the answer? Neil.
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