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Re: Update on International truck brakes
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Posted by nballen on April 27, 2007 at 07:41:49 from (198.246.171.252):
In Reply to: Update on International truck brakes posted by Richard G. on April 27, 2007 at 05:29:49:
Richard, I sure don't have the experience of Allan or IAGary, but here goes.... 1. I don't understand your comment, "...pedal got hard and has no brakes whatsoever." Are saying that you can't push the pedal down, and that the brakes are not applied (or locked against the drums)? 2. This truck has a hydrovac on it, correct? Is it possible that the vacuum line is attached to the wrong port on the hydrovac? 3. If you suspect the vacuum booster (what ever kind / model) is causing the problems, can you bypass the booster and verify that you are able to build pressure on the brake system? 4. Can you post a picture of the booster unit? Keep at it, you'll get this one figured out. Nathaniel
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