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Old 07-09-2012, 07:07 AM   #1
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Re: Rear brakes 72 C-30 tech tips?

The brakes on a C/30 are the same old same old as far as how they're put together. If you've done other trucks,or even cars,you'll find it pretty straight forward. I find,for whatever reason,many seem to get the e-brake re-assembled bass ackwards and they don't work. So,pay attention to that. Twice,I've had someone do the brakes on a K/20 and a C/30 and both times the e-brake didn't work. I took it apart and found the obvious problem. This was two different people,so not sure why but pay attention to the other side and you'll be fine.
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