Posted by Guido on April 11, 2017 at 17:26:02 from (72.82.168.83):
In Reply to: Super duty brakes posted by newhollandnut on April 10, 2017 at 18:06:34:
Hello newhollandnut,
You had a good before the blow out. Evidently yoy have not gotten all the air out! Antilock brakes may need to be cycled to get the rest of the air out. You can do that by going on a gravel/dirt road. Braking hard on and off to cycle,(letting -activating) the antilock system. If that does not work then bleeding all of the brakes should take the rest of the air out. Are you sure all the air is out? How did you bleed the brakes? Pulling on one side usually means that is the problem side. Low tire pressure can cause pulling on th e low side. Front brake hoses collaps inside and retain pressure, that drags the brakes, and gets them hot. May be that the other side is not working also. Do this test for the master cylinder. Start the engine and step on and hold pressure on the brake pedal. A bad master cylinder will lose pressure and the pedal will eventually go down to the floor. If you pump the brakes it will come up, but if you repeat the test bad one will go to the floor. I'm guessing air is still trapped in the system,
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