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So i have replaced the booster, master cylinder, rebuilt all the wheel cylinders, bled all the way around, bench bled the master, and shoes all the way around. The problem is I have no pressure when the truck is running, the pedal goes to the floor. When it is off, an when the vacuum line on the booster is removed is removed there is tons of pressure but the brakes still don't work. Any advice or suggestions.

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*booster check valve replacement

 

*master cylinder to booster rod adjustment ( what did you set it at? )

 

*all shoes adjusted correctly 100% and double checked?

 

* leaky line/bad rubber line?

 

( hope wheel cylinders were honed )

 

*** lastly ... sometimes re manufactured products come "bad" ... if all else fails ... after double checks keep this in mind.

 

Could you clarify last sentence please?

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Adjust the shoes closer to the drums. Raise each wheel and spin tire by hand while tightening the start wheel. When you can't turn the wheel pump the brake to center the shoes in the drum and check and adjust some more if needed. It's considered adjusted when you can feel resistance to turning by hand. Move to the next wheels.

 

Did you bleed the NLSV? It's on the inside of the frame under the pass side seat.

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