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O.T. 1995 SUBURBAN BRAKES (UPDATE)
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Posted by Kevin (FL) on March 17, 2007 at 08:09:54 from (70.149.223.203):
Back in November I asked a few brake questions and got some good answers. Finally had time yesterday to get back on the job and found a restricted rear brake hose as some of you had suggested. R & R'd brake hose, adjusted shoes, bled system and no more sticking/locking-up rear brakes--problem solved!! (Also verified that the short shoes were on the front side.) Test drove yesterday and this morning. Wife is happy too. She hasn't been able to drive it much and had to share kid's vehicle. Thanks again for the help--now onto the next problem on my long list....
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