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Be pretty straight forward.. Might need to have a shop set it up for you if you arent comfortable with doing it... I would be selling everything you would need for it..
Be pretty straight forward.. Might need to have a shop set it up for you if you arent comfortable with doing it... I would be selling everything you would need for it..
Not all the lines are METAL though, to the brakes they are RUBBER, and Texas heat LOVES to eat rubber lines! Also if your calipers start wearing, the brake fluid will disappear seemingly suddenly. Happened here. My brake fluid is black, so desperately needs service, but they still work SOOO.....
As I stated earlier, everything except the metal lines has been replaced in the past 2 years, rubber lines included.
Well check your disc brake pads. IDK if you have 4 wheel discs or not.
Dude, the pads are 1 year old and the shoes are 2 years old. And it's not a matter of stuff being worn out, it's a matter of something making the fluid disappear. I started noticing the smushy pedal after basically racing my truck around on some back roads by my friend's place. I was pushing the truck kinda hard, only thing I can think of is leaking wheel cylinders or just evaporated brake fluid. Because it is a light brown and the new stuff I put in was clear.