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Topic: brake question, 65 drum
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robertrwalsh
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My pony is pulling left, not uncontrollably but it is definitely there. It is worse when reversing. I pulled both front drums and there is nothing obviously wrong. Do you think I should go ahead and have the drums turned anyway? They are not obviously scored our out of round and the shoes (riveted) still have a ton of meat on them and look good also. No fluid leaking. No real obvious trouble at all.
Posts: 73 | From: stockton, ca | Registered: Nov 2010
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Captain Obvious
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could be a problem with one of the wheel cylinders, check out the opposite side that pulls when you hit the brakes
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Duncan Motors
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a proper bleed and adjusting the drums is a start. then check the front steering , idler arm is always a problem for that if not the first couple things.
Posts: 6310 | From: Vallejo | Registered: Sep 2006
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crazyhorse
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I had the same problem. Replaced the shoes, springs and wheel cylinders and it stopped evenly.
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Posts: 761 | From: Bay Area | Registered: May 2005
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