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Old 06-17-2023, 11:43 PM   #25
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Re: Should all 4 wheels stop when you push on the brakes?

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...so if I got this straight - park brake holds, hydraulic is weak in the rear, and lines fully bled several times

if you're all solid up front and hydraulic system is fully pressurizing and bled, sounds like wheel cylinders

when you get the rears stripped down and pull those wheel cylinders, be interested to find out what they look like...

good luck!
I replaced everything but the shoes. The cylinders were full of wet mud. I think it was brake fluid mixed with dirt. Looking much better now. Thanks.
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