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International 1600 dump truck

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Walt7777777

04-24-2007 08:33:11




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Hope you don't mind me posting this here. If anyone has another link that would be better, please let me know.

I have an international 1600 dump truck with power (hydraulic not air) brakes.

I replaced the master cylinder with a new one. I bled all wheels including the bleed for the power vacume assist unit. The brakes will pump up and engage, but after leaving off of the petal, I can hear one of the drivers side rear wheel brake pads being pulled back away from the hub and after a few seconds, you can then push the brake and it goes all the way to the floor.

I took the rear hub off to take a look and this was happening. I checked the brake adjusters and they were free, actually turned them out a bit and they couldn't get the hub back on, had to turn them back, but after putting the hub back on, I adjusted them out again. I have adjusted them several times further out and the brake pedal will go to the floor. It is not leaking fluid anywhere.

This appears to be an easy problem, but it has me purplexed.

Any help or guesses would be most appreciated.

Walt

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BCnT

04-24-2007 09:44:47




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 Re: International 1600 dump truck in reply to Walt7777777, 04-24-2007 08:33:11  
you still have air in the brake lines somewhere...keep bleeding them.



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Leroy

04-25-2007 17:17:40




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 Re: International 1600 dump truck in reply to BCnT, 04-24-2007 09:44:47  
Or a bad new cylinder



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