SHIFTING - I was about to ask this question, that was just answered - now I
get to go out and try the new shifting - BTW - how to shift is not in the
owners manual. THANKS AGAIN Whitney!
My question. I know I DO NOT have my breaks adjusted correctly.
Originally, I could not get a pedal no mater what I did. If I would pump
3-5 times than I could apply break pressure and stop. I bleed the breaks
4/5 times and got others to do this as well with the same results. I
finally adjusted the Y on the front side of the Master and now I have a
pedal and the brake stop the truck.
I still need to think before I press the pedal since I do not have a great
gripping force on the breaks. If I jack up the truck three of the 4 wheels
will have a rubbing spot against one of the pads. Do I need to back off
these 3 settings before the brakes will work with a great grip?
Should I be able to skid if I slam on the brakes? I can not skid now.
Any ideas???
Thanks,
Jim House
46 Chevy 3104
Hollis, NH
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